The video that particularly stood out to me was A Day
Made of Glass. This video was just amazing to me. I really didn’t think
that technology could completely be everywhere in your life. For example, from the
bathroom mirror, to the kitchen counters. And with the touch of your hand on
these clear/see through surfaces, you can do anything you imagine. By placing
your phone down, everything that is in it pops out. This technology is great
for the younger generations on America.
However, I was thinking about how practical is this for
people? How expensive would this cost to do to your entire home and or workplace?
I personally do not believe that this kind of technology would be accessible to
everyone. For example, elderly people. There is no way that these kinds of
technologies would work out for them. Especially if they are disabled. Also, how
would the lower class of America afford changes like this? And if changes like
this are coming, what is the alternative? Are we even going to be able to buy
normal stoves that aren’t a touch screen, or really even have our privacy from
the outside world anymore? I feel that people should take these thoughts into
account and realize how much this kind of technology wouldn’t work out for
everyone.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Cf7IL_eZ38
