Humanity & The Impasse Of Technological Advancement.

@depressedfuckup: It’s in human nature to try to resist change, but evolution has made it necessary for us to develop the adoption mentality when need be. I like how you didn’t ignore questioning whether we’ll eventually becoming the oldies reluctant to accepting change.

@takhar: It's a different game altogether. The older generation have to adapt or be left behind. These emerging technologies are mind blowing in the pace that they're advancing. Many aspects of life has evolved, many opportunities indeed to build what we want to achieve. Old generation don't readily fathom these things yet.

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@balikis95: I do agree. If I were born in the '50s and someone told me about AI, Web3, or other stuff, I will probably tell them it is sorcery. Explain to me how a computer can create whatever I want with my instructions. Super shady, right?

@aftersound: Unfortunately there will always be generational conflict when it comes to adopting new technology and ways of doing things. What will be interesting to watch from here though is how that changes due to the fact that technology is advancing much more rapidly now that it was before. It's exponential. Meaning that if you are younger or up to date with tech right now it will be easier to keep up because you are used to the pace of change rather than it feeling so drastic.

@joetunex: Humans are known to keep building things for advancement, the current tech advancement we are witnessing is only a surprise to those not paying attention and not looking beyond the present. In order not to be left behind it is better to tap into areas of tech that are of benefit to us, I will say.

@botefarm: This thing you describe above is called Future Shock , there's nothing anyone can do about it, the world is moving fast, faster than we ourselves can comprehend.

@itwithsm: Everything has some side effects, we just need to see the bright side of it. otherwise, we won't be able to accept any new thing in our life.

@josedam: Almost all of these technological improvement are disputed by the older generation,when it gets to this type of topic I don't argue too much but there's always a question I do ask, how much of this new technology is really understood. To be so particular of blockchain technology which has really been propagating and transforming economic infrastructures and business including those in the financial sector, all of this are things that is known and is something no one can stop.like you've rightly said they also have disadvantages which we all know almost everything in existence have an advantages and disadvantages,just that a point of balance must be met. This topic is the most debated one of this days. Thanks for bringing this up @josediccus .

@jude9: This is true for every technology, there must be side effects no matter how good it's. We need to accept that no machine is 100% efficient

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@jfang003: It's tough but it reminds me of Warren Buffet. He rejects any and all technology until it meets his own standards. His standards on why he hates crypto just don't make sense to me because he isn't even trying to understand it. I think that is dumb and that is leaving a lot of knowledge on the table to make life easier. It would be dumb to throw away things like videos because they didn't come from a news station.