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Mobile network technologies are humanities greatest invention IMO. I agree with the camera part, but your argument with smart phones in general is flawed.
And I'm assuming inventing medicine is much more difficult than it is to invent smartphone technologies, so theres that, too.
I was just using smart phones and health as examples to illustrate my point, but they could be substituted for any number of things.
If we were working as a collective to better humanity, our pursuits would be different. It's the equivalent of having a super power but only using it for selfish pursuits.
Take pharmaceutical companies for instance. Pharmaceutical companies make their money off the misery of the world, if there were no sick people in the world pharmaceutical companies would go broke.
There are people out there with terminal illnesses hanging in there praying for a breakthrough to come.
Now, if a pharmaceutical company discovered the cure for cancer tomorrow, they would probably burn it. Pharmaceutical companies are in the business of prolonging people's lives and masking their symptoms rather than curing diseases altogether, because the moment you cure a disease you lose your ability to make money off it.
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we'd be investing our resources into technology too improve health instead of putting better cameras in smartphones. we'd be putting money into.curing diseases instead of just masking their symptoms. we'd be focused on making products that last instead of polluting the earth by creating things that constantly need to be replaced.
humanity is inherently flawed in that respect, everything about our society is driven by the dollar instead of actually benefiting society. we need to turn the corner sooner rather than later but i don't know what the answer is.
btw, touch screens on smartphones, is that not a technological oxymoron?
I guess mainly my reason is that I always seem more fascinated by the technologies used for one person to almost instantly contact or send data to another person anywhere around the world wirelessly (well, for the most part anyway). My field of work is IT networking so I have some bias to my answer. The idea of saving human lives and preventing disease is also quite an amazing technology. Its too bad the NBN will be canned as medicine and network technologies really do go and in hand - faster internet would allow skilled doctors from anywhere in the world to operate, using robots (another technology entirely), on a person without the need for skilled doctors locally.What makes you think that?
You do realise that unless you spend more money/time towards contributing directly to medical advances than you do on technology like the smart phone you used to post this topic (which I highly doubt) you are exactly who you are complaining about?
Big screen plasma TVs can't really be used as the go-to trope for the evils of capitalism any more, considering how cheap they are these days.
I guess mainly my reason is that I always seem more fascinated by the technologies used for one person to almost instantly contact or send data to another person anywhere around the world wirelessly (well, for the most part anyway). My field of work is IT networking so I have some bias to my answer. The idea of saving human lives and preventing disease is also quite an amazing technology. Its too bad the NBN will be canned as medicine and network technologies really do go and in hand - faster internet would allow skilled doctors from anywhere in the world to operate, using robots (another technology entirely), on a person without the need for skilled doctors locally.

5000 odd years we've been creating alcohol, it's why we started living in towns, creating farms and communication on how to make alcohol
However nobody's ever created a hangover cure. We should lift our game
About 20 years ago they had estimates how much fuel was left, how much profit it was going to net them and how long untill they had to engineer new ways for efficient fuelI'm putting my conspiracy hat on right now but....
I'm sure they've found a way to efficiently operate cars/homes without fossil fuel by now. I believe large companies are holding the technology back from the masses on the back of profit.
I'm putting my conspiracy hat on right now but....
I'm sure they've found a way to efficiently operate cars/homes without fossil fuel by now. I believe large companies are holding the technology back from the masses on the back of profit.
In regards to health care. Logically thinking we'd be better off not finding a cure for cancer. The world would be filled with people who can't fend for themselves in nursing homes and there is already an over population problem.
Its time to smash up the joint for a while. Trying to change a stuffed system is a waste of time, let's just break the whole thing and rebuild in a new way.
Regrettably, I think this is as good as our species will ever be if we keep on living in such large numbers.
So you understand that there's too many of us? Profitable for capitalism, not for the planet or our future. Seems all our problems go back to the same issue. Capitalism.
However thinking we couldn't do any better is just a hindrance to those who know we can.Your going to instinctively vote/support dickheads like Abbott who want to continue doing the same things and tell us they want to make it as comfortable as possible, rather than supporting those who really want to fix the issues.
Pessimism and defeatism are two things you should lose your right to vote over.
Rubbish. People always cite voting Abbott, something that I did, when the alternative was voting for a proven failure and embarrassment in Rudd.
What I'm saying is that every ******* revolution that happens is so glorious, until capitalism is reformed and slavery starts all over again.
Don't worry mate, we get it. You don't want to work hard, and want everything handed to you by the people who do. Good luck with that.
Most people who didn't want to vote for Rudd, voted independent or informal, few went to Abbott. If less sheep listened to Abbott years of propaganda ,racism, fear mongering and intolerance and less media fueled Rudd and his vindictiveness, we'd still have Gillard. She introduced some of most humane legislation any Australian leader, ever has.
If that alone does not tell you there's something fundamentally wrong with the system?
Capatlists went to war to maintain slavery. Slaughtered their own sons in the hundreds of thousands to maintain slavery.
NIkE facebook, apple etc etc all still rely on slavery to put their products on the market at a price you can afford.