Technology effect
In the article Cybergrace: The Search for God in the Digital World,± Jennifer Cobb wonders if a collective and self-reflective intelligence, °God± isn't embodying itself in cyberspace. She observes the God-like nature that humans may gain in cyberspace and warns that we must proceed with caution. To me, the only thing I could think about with technology is it¯s ability to make almost anything possible such as, genetic engineering, nanotechnology, robotics, and increasing computer power, decreasing computer size. In last decades, the modern technology industry relies very explicitly on faith that the software will work, that the demo won't crash, and that the market will keep going up. Technology is technology; it is a means for communication and transportation over space, and nothing more.Technology that plays a significant role in all aspects of my life today, for example a computer, allows me to use technology benefits me by enhancing my learning capabilities and development in my college education. As a future engineer, the technology makes our life much easier, and it can be a powerful tool for educational use. During my high school years, or even now, a computer is the one of instructional tools that provides the discovery
I believe that our society discovers needs for new technologies, just as past societies pioneered needs for technologies like the printing press, pencil, gas engine, automobile, and cellular phone. These technologies have been changing my behaviors that make me interested in ideas and in implementing new ideas. Mostly I've been interested in scientific and technical ideas and in discovering and inventing new things in science. To discover new technology, I have to come together through creative exploration of intimidating frontier of information, and the learning process by that will direct humanity's creativity toward meaningful educational goals. Understanding the Internet and the World Wide Web as just one more in a long history of technological developments is to begin to understand the much larger reality of the history of technique. Our history is filled with records of our tools and technologies. Cobb states that God is the force of universal processes, and what physicists call the implicate order of the universe. I can accept that these processes occur within our computers and, more important, in the connections the computers make possible. She also says the World Wide Web is as natural a place to find God as a forest or a church, and argues that it is a nascent "theosphere" in which we can help God to be born again among us. Cobb's logic is really hard to follow. But, I could see her to prove that the divine and the technology are more than just parallel worlds, running close together but never touching. Her belief m
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