Ya Ahamed!

I agree with your point. That kind of console games does affect users minds in a positive/negative way. In fact, the US army uses this kind of game simulation as a combat training tool. Moreover, I read that a certain country’s army constantly recruits “good gamers” as missile experts! It is an interesting example of how technology…[Read more]

@Karyn

Thank you for your response. Its really interesting because in my native country, Japan, faxing has been replaced by email. This brings up a very interesting point. Up until now I considered the use of faxing to be roughly the same worldwide. However this is not true. Your work experience shows me that there are not only differences how…[Read more]

@ Ashley

Your point made me realize that we have been guilty of blindly trusting technology. Usually, people tend to be suspicious of unknown strangers. However, we accept and trust new technology almost instantly. In fact I believe that when people are front of technology they tend to become very naive. People seem to think that here are no…[Read more]

Nowadays, FAX is an outdated way of communication. However, when I was a child, many people used FAX to send documents. I thought it was really cool because I was the under the impression that each line was sent letter by letter, and if this document was sloppy, the FAX machine would be confused and would stop working. My grandmother was always…[Read more]