Does anyone know intellectual sayings about technology?
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When The  Japaneses Emperor first heard the sound of electrical motor running ,he said(It,s the most wonderful music i have ever heard)
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We are living in A Clockwork Orange.\nIf we do not bow to the machines, we will end up in Soylent Green.\nIf we give up to the machines: The Matrix.
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be creative, make-up something, with today's technology possibilities....
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science and technology......without that two..we would still be in jurassic park..lol..\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nseriously, without math....\n\nthere would be... \n\nno technology,\n\nno chemical engineering,\n\nno quantum pyshics,\n\nno quantum mechanics,\n\nno E=mc2,\n\nno computers,\n\nno yahoo,\n\nno tv,\n\nno cellphones,\n\nno internet,\n\nno space shuttles,\n\nno "divine proportion PHI",\n\nno natural order of things,\n\nno government,\n\nno processed foods,\n\nno alchemy(if it really exist),\n\nno sorcerer's stone,\n\nno Harry Potter,\n\nno pagination in books and other publications,\n\nno books,\n\nno printing machines,\n\nno LOrd of the Rings,\n\nno Matrix saga,\n\nno Matrix UNiverse,\n\nno great walll of china,\n\nno pyramids,\n\nno constitution,\n\nno calendar,\n\nno cars,\n\nno planes,\n\nno ships,\n\nno atomic bombs,\n\nno war,\n\nno decoding programs,\n\nno translation of the bible codes,\n\nno factories,\n\nno industries,\n\nno corporations,\n\nno businesses,\n\nno monetary value,\n\nno exchange rate,\n\nno money,\n\nno economy,\n\nno theory of relativity,\n\nno transistors,\n\nno Planck's constant,\n\nno Fermat's Last theorem,\n\nno measurement,\n\nno drug dosage,\n\nno medicine,\n\nno vaccines,\n\nno machines,\n\nno cement mixer,\n\nno homes,\n\nno family,\n\nno civilization,\n\nno life,\n\nno man,\n\nno Earth...\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\na bit exagerated isn't it????\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nbut its true....\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nevery single thing in this world has its own purpose and reason of existence...\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nif one ceases to exist (if even one)...\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nthen everything ceases to exist too...
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There is probably no limit to technology as we discover things and invent things all the time. A limiting factor to technology does exist in the for of political, religious, personal, social, etc beliefs. So even if something can be discovered or invented it may never come to light do to these limitations.
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"Cyber" is a prefix used to describe a person, thing, or idea as part of the computer and information age. Taken from kybernetes, Greek for "steersman" or "governor," it was first used in cybernetics, a word coined by Norbert Wiener and his colleagues.
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Tu peux également essayer leur site internet officiel.\nLes joueurs et joueuses y consacrent de plus en plus de temps car en général, ils sont assez fans de nouvelles technologies.\nBonne recherche...
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technical? yeah its a poem.
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Sure its \n"No creo que el internet se va ir de la tecnologia muy pronto.\nI think tyhats how you spell technology. I forget.
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1. As an engineer, I've worked intimately with high-technoloogy. The interesting thing is that many people are unaware of some of the ways technology influences their lives. From the sensors that control the airbags in their cars, to traffic indicators with burried sensors, to cell phones, and even the way mail gets sorted. It's ubiquitous.\n\n2. Technology helps in research, in travel and even entertainment.\n\n3. Technology, when it malfunctions can be extremely frustrating. About the only thing it doesn't help with is in enjoying the out-doors, as long as you don't count the technology in your footwear, and you don't use a GPS.... etc.\n\n4. I know many people who've gotten together on MySpace and other sites. I, too have made friends. Certainly it's helping people to get together in some ways. On the other hand, if you spend all your time on the computer, you tend to lose the real-life relationships that are very important.\n\n5. False dichotomy. People want to see things as good or bad; right or wrong; innocent or guilty; straight or gay; whatever. Technology can't be pinned down to such a thing. I think that technology is purely neutral. It's how it is used that is good or bad. Just like a gun, an inanimate object. It could be used to gather food, for protection from wild animals, or even as a hammer. It could also used to commit a crime. The object, or technology has no inherent good-ness or bad-ness.\n\n6. Technology is becoming more ubiquitous and more embedded in our lives. It will continue on to the point where we view it as an extension of ourselves, like clothing. We hopefully will use it more and more, but not become so dependent on it that we are unable to function without it.\n\n7. That's an impossible question as every tool we have is technology. From the early spears to kill game, to heated rocks to keep oneself warm in the cold. People tend to think of computers and cell phones and automobiles as technology, forgetting that they are simply logical extensions of the technology of our forebears. To attempt to exist completely without technology leaves one naked in the woods.\n\nWithout computers or telephones or automobiles, some of us would still be quite happy, knowing how to survive without these things. Hopefully I could retain some of my books (technically, they are technology), and I could be quite comfortable (assuming that the technology deficit happened during the spring or summer and I was able to prepare for the harsher seasons).
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Technology is a word with origins in the Greek word technologia (τεχνολογία), techne (τέχνη) "craft" and logia (λογία) "saying." It is a broad term dealing with the use and knowledge of humanity's tools and crafts\n\nIt is difficult to obtain precise definition of technology. According to the involved science fields and engineering domain where it is developed, there are many kinds of technologies. Generally, the following distinctions can be made:\n\nThe history of technology is at least as old as humanity. Some primitive forms of tools have been discovered with almost every find of ancient human remains dating from the time of homo habilis). Nevertheless, other animals have been found to use tools—and to learned to use and refine tools—so it is incorrect to distinguish humans as the only tool-using or tool-making animal. The history of technology follows a progression from simple tools and simple (mostly human) energy sources to complex high-technology tools and energy sources
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"All men by nature desire to know." \n  --  Aristotle
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im guessing this was inspired by me\n\n:) just kidding of course\n\nthough the guy who sells me used batteries on the train seems well versed in the existentialist philiosophies of albert camus "An intellectual is someone whose mind watches itself. "
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I don't really know what ur looking for but the saying is "the more you learn the more you can learn!" If for example you need to learn a list of things imagina your journey to school/college/work/the pub etc and place the things in the list at different places on the way - u will b surprised how much you remember when u walk through the journey in your head seeing each listed thing as an image! :)
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Here's a web-site of "cool sayings":\n\nhttp://www.cool-saying.com/
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Biological computers aren't a myth anymore... For those who don't believe this, read this article:\nhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/358822.stm\nOf course I don't say it's a genius because it's not, but this computer is capable of learning, associtaing relations, show the results depending on its knowledge and so on... \nArtificial Intelligence is growing very fast so who knows what the future will bring. For now it's just in developing stage, or with national security status :P.\nhttp://blogs.chron.com/sciguy/archives/2006/02/the_rise_of_the.html
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new technology you know like video cell phones, ps3, new cars, etc.