Sooner or later, it’s something we all face: you’re looking for the perfect techy top-10 list for the holidays. The one that tops them all. The one that arbitrarily ranks 10 gadgets according to one person’s half-informed, financially biased opinion better than ALL the others.
Few would argue that technology isn’t having a profound effect on our minds. Even fewer would argue that those effects are actually… positive.
Light-years from Federation space, somewhere beyond the Romulan neutral zone, a Starfleet away team scouts an uncharted world. Local geography, atmospheric composition, electromagnetic activity—there’s a lot they need to know before they can get down to business.
We’re all told it’s bad to be disruptive. Don’t disrupt class. Don’t disrupt meetings. Don’t disrupt bingo night at your grandmother’s retirement home. Anything we do to impede the predictable, stable progression of the status quo is seen as social mutiny. But sometimes, it pays to rock the boat.
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‘Tis the season… to realize you can’t possibly get the lights up, dinner made, tree decorated and snow shoveled in time for the in-laws to arrive. But that’s okay. Technology is advancing. And soon—with a few clicks, beeps and a AA battery (or two)—you might actually stand a chance of winning the “Holiday Rat Race.”
We’ve all heard it. At some point, we’ve probably all said it: Technology is making us dumber. Computers do all the work, real creative genius is all but gone… lost in a sea of technological shortcuts.
These days, flying’s not always first class. But change is on the horizon—and we’re talkin’ a lot more than just extra legroom. Here’s a sneak peek at ten emerging technologies that will help make the skies friendly again.
