So, the Great Lakes Science Center thinks tech is turning us into superheroes, huh? I saw that they have an exhibit called "Super Human: Power of Technology." Right. More like "Super Dependent: Power of Corporations."
I'm looking at these photos of people playing with robotic arms and virtual jetpacks. Am I the only one who sees the emptiness behind the smiles? We're so busy strapping ourselves into exoskeletons that we're forgetting how to, you know, walk.
And then there's LG Display, riding high on "advancements in OLED technology." OLED this, OLED that. It's all anyone can talk about. They're bragging about energy efficiency and resolution. Great. Meanwhile, I'm pretty sure my grandpa had better eyesight than I do, and he didn't need a screen glued to his face 24/7. LPL News Today: LG Display Sees Unexpected Surge Amid Technology Advancements
Don't even get me started on the "potential in TFT-LCD innovations." They're trying to spin cost-effectiveness as some kind of virtue. Let's be real: it's cheap because it's inferior. They expect us to believe this nonsense, and honestly... I'm starting to think the marketing departments are winning.
It's like we're all lab rats in some giant, pointless experiment. Oh, look, the stock price went up! As if that means anything to the average schmoe struggling to pay rent.
Quick tangent: Speaking of struggling, I tried to order takeout last night, and the delivery fees were insane. Like, highway robbery levels of insane. Is there an app to solve that problem? No? Figures.
And then there's PM Modi, bless his heart, telling everyone that India is now a "pioneer of technological transformation." He says their R&D expenditure has doubled and patent numbers are up 17 times. Okay, cool. But are people happier? Are they more fulfilled? Are they, dare I say it, more human? I didn't see that in the press release.
He says the country's semiconductor sector has taken a transformative leap. What does that even mean? Are we all going to be walking around with microchips implanted in our brains? Because if so, I'm opting out.
"Ease of doing research," he calls it. More like ease of surveillance and control. But maybe I'm wrong. Maybe this is all a good thing. Maybe I'm just a grumpy old Luddite yelling at clouds. Nah.
And another thing... this website blocked me because it thought I was using automation tools. Give me a break. I'm just trying to read the news, offcourse! It's getting harder and harder to access information without being treated like a criminal.
Oh, and let's not forget the office technology news. New York City dealer Atlantic, Tomorrow’s Office is partnering with Sharp for six-color production printing. Whoop-dee-doo. More ways to churn out glossy brochures that nobody reads.
Visual Edge IT (VEIT) appointed three new executive leadership team members amid layoffs. That sounds about right. Shuffle the deck chairs while the ship sinks.
This whole "technology is saving us" narrative is a load of crap. It's a distraction from the real problems: inequality, climate change, and the slow erosion of our souls. We're so busy chasing the next shiny gadget that we're forgetting what it means to be alive. So, yeah, super human? More like super screwed.
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