Things technology cant replace

[hitchki]

Re: Things technology cant replace

oooo Technology also can never replace your soul. Feel free, however, to debate the specifics whichever side of the box you feel most comfortable. You would be correct to deduct from that, that for the purposes of this we assume we all posess a soul, recent transactions with the devil not withstanding.

I also agree with the guy who said Achar. NOTHING is the same as achar. Amen.

[Gohan]

Re: Things technology cant replace

@Fraudz

unless technology creates a forcefield around you which prevents items heavier than lets say err air to enter your personal zone. Its entirely possible.

or a smart umbrella that hovers above you and even pivots based on direction of the rain.

you guys need to think outside the dabba.

no man, umbrellas cant be replaced. Trust me.

[zxcvb]

Re: Things technology cant replace

I don't toilet paper is going to be replaced anytime soon.

[Spock]

Re: Things technology cant replace

@mAd_ScIeNtIsT

Which is why you have e-books. You can read them on your PDA, which is rather easier to take to the toilet than a laptop. Best of all, since you can fit the PDA into your pokcet, it looks completely normal when you walk into the toilet.

PDAs are also easier to take to bed.

Amd if the PDA doesn't suit you, then dedicated e-book readers are on the market that are the actual size of a book.

So technology has replaced the book

PDA's caused head aches, but yeah those new e-book readers are amazing!

[Mr_Fraudia]

Re: Things technology cant replace

@hitchki

Impressive sales pitch as that was.. I think you are on your own there kiddo re the “we”. Besides, I wasnt picking holes in artificial wombs and uteri (is that the plaural?) - the transportation methodology amused me. As did your apocalyptic condemnation of short-sightedness.

stated the facts. there are successful experiments on the trasnportation methodology i.e. teleportation as well, so there is no way to categorically reject or accept that it will happen, but the possibility exists…and possibilities are what scientists work towards.