Technology has done amazing things for us — it connects people across the world in seconds, puts entire libraries in our pockets, and gives us opportunities our parents never imagined. But at the same time, it sometimes feels like we’re not in control anymore.
Think about it: how many times have you opened your phone just to ‘check one thing’ and ended up losing an hour? Or how many of us trust apps and algorithms to decide what we read, watch, and even buy?
Don’t get me wrong — I love tech. But I also wonder if we’ve given it too much power over our daily lives. Instead of us shaping technology, maybe technology is shaping us.
So here’s my question: do you think we’re still in control of how we use technology, or has tech already taken the driver’s seat?
Phresh
66 days agoTechnology has done amazing things for us — it connects people across the world in seconds, puts entire libraries in our pockets, and gives us opportunities our parents never imagined. But at the same time, it sometimes feels like we’re not in control anymore.
Think about it: how many times have you opened your phone just to ‘check one thing’ and ended up losing an hour? Or how many of us trust apps and algorithms to decide what we read, watch, and even buy?
Don’t get me wrong — I love tech. But I also wonder if we’ve given it too much power over our daily lives. Instead of us shaping technology, maybe technology is shaping us.
So here’s my question: do you think we’re still in control of how we use technology, or has tech already taken the driver’s seat?