The ability I have to blog while on the go is something I don't take lightly. Information and data is accessible at my fingertips and it truly makes my life more connected. If that's a good or bad thing is up for debate, but there is no arguing that manmade nanotechnology has changed the way we interact with one another.
So why the profession of love for all things tech? No reason in particular. There hasn't been a revealing quote or newsworthy event that got me thinking about it. Rather, in my boredom waiting for the train to arrive, I instinctually reach for my phone to share my thoughts with the internets.
In years past, I most likely would have tried to call somebody. Before that, I would have tried to strike up a conversation with a random stranger. And before even that, I would have pulled out my notebook and scribbled these thoughts down on paper where they would eventually sit in a closet somewhere collecting dust.
Have things changed for the better?
So why the profession of love for all things tech? No reason in particular. There hasn't been a revealing quote or newsworthy event that got me thinking about it. Rather, in my boredom waiting for the train to arrive, I instinctually reach for my phone to share my thoughts with the internets.
In years past, I most likely would have tried to call somebody. Before that, I would have tried to strike up a conversation with a random stranger. And before even that, I would have pulled out my notebook and scribbled these thoughts down on paper where they would eventually sit in a closet somewhere collecting dust.
Have things changed for the better?
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