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What is Technology Doing to the Way We Communicate?
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What is Technology Doing to the Way We Communicate?
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Moderated by Kathleen Campbell. Sidney Pike begins by discussing a few predictions regarding the future and population of the world based on his experiences with new technology Pike also predicts that English would be the only language spoken. Roger Ebert talks about how new emerging forms of communication such as emails have impacted him. Ebert explains why telephone is the greatest waste of time in modern civilization. Ervin Duggan talks about the greatest moral and human danger of new technology. Sonya Hamlin explains why people are product orientated people. Hamlin then states that technology should be used for research, and not for communication.
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Moderated by Kathleen Campbell. Sidney Pike begins by discussing a few predictions regarding the future and population of the world based on his experiences with new technology Pike also predicts that English would be the only language spoken. Roger Ebert talks about how new emerging forms of communication such as emails have impacted him. Ebert explains why telephone is the greatest waste of time in modern civilization. Ervin Duggan talks about the greatest moral and human danger of new technology. Sonya Hamlin explains why people are product orientated people. Hamlin then states that technology should be used for research, and not for communication.
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Cristol Chemistry and Biochemistry 140
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1996-04-09
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