I have a friend who's kid uses a 3D printer. It's insane what those things can do.
Although not considered earth shattering to us, it's used in many ways today. Not to mention it's now affordable to the common consumer where not 5 years ago only a company could afford.
You are correct. So many things we use and need in today's world that is technology driven.
Yes but if they make improvements those things will greatly improve society, you can argue that major developments can make it classed as NEW, hardly earth shattering? You kidding, please watch a documentary on the topic if you like, I watched one the other day and they are projecting that we could printing human internal organs in as little as five years, they have already printed things such as ears and noses as tests for future potential. I think that’s pretty earth shattering!
Does anyone else feel they are going too far with technology?
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I said NEW technology. These are all just improvements of things that already existed.
3D printing might be one but thats hardly earth shattering. I have never even used one.
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I have a friend who's kid uses a 3D printer. It's insane what those things can do.
Although not considered earth shattering to us, it's used in many ways today. Not to mention it's now affordable to the common consumer where not 5 years ago only a company could afford.
You are correct. So many things we use and need in today's world that is technology driven.
Yes but if they make improvements those things will greatly improve society, you can argue that major developments can make it classed as NEW, hardly earth shattering? You kidding, please watch a documentary on the topic if you like, I watched one the other day and they are projecting that we could printing human internal organs in as little as five years, they have already printed things such as ears and noses as tests for future potential. I think that’s pretty earth shattering!