Humans are the reproductive organs of technology.
Kevin KellyStichwörter: humanity technology
Extrapolated, technology wants what life wants:
Increasing efficiency
Increasing opportunity
Increasing emergence
Increasing complexity
Increasing diversity
Increasing specialization
Increasing ubiquity
Increasing freedom
Increasing mutualism
Increasing beauty
Increasing sentience
Increasing structure
Increasing evolvability
Stichwörter: future technology
Remember when only a few people had mobile phones. Generally regarded as an object of derision, you would occasionally see business types clutching those ridiculous grey bricks to their faces and mutter to yourself 'what a prick.' Nowadays, an eyebrow hardly even flutters when we see a ten-year-old child happily texting away. You probably wouldn't notice anyway; you'd be too busy downloading an app that could definitively pinpoint who it was that had just farted in your tube carriage.
Simon PeggStichwörter: humor society children technology cellphones
Social capital may turn out to be a prerequisite for, rather than a consequence of, effective computer-mediated communication.
Robert D. PutnamStichwörter: technology computers internet community
It's too late to be studying Hebrew; it's more important to understand even the slang of today.
Henry David ThoreauStichwörter: technology culture adaptation slang being-informed modern-speech
Knowing how things work reduces the effort.
This is the fundamental principle of technology.
Stichwörter: technology know-how
Twittering just seemed to be people telling other people what they were doing--getting in the shower, making coffee. Who on earth wanted to know these things?...Babble and twitter. Full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.
Kate AtkinsonStichwörter: humor technology
In terms of technological progress,
the public is slower than focus group.
Stichwörter: technology public
People addicted with technology.
Technology has indulged mankind.
Beware of technology dependency!
Stichwörter: technology addiction dependency
TELEPHONE n. An invention of the devil which abrogates some of the advantages of making a disagreeable person keep his distance.
Ambrose BierceStichwörter: humor technology telephone
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