Incorporate human skills into the machine, called "blackboxing" (because making the operation invisible to the user) allows more people to use it, for example, performing blood pressure measurements without investing Time, resources and effort to learn the skills previously required to be used. Mass production of "blackbox" technology allows for widespread use. Smartphones and automatic blood pressure monitors will be much less effective if only thousands of people can use them.
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Technology was first developed to make human work more efficient. Its rapid development makes all the ways of working in the world change, for example from everywhere riding a bicycle to ride a motorcycle. Even at this time, technology is able to narrow the space and time of the world, all kinds of work can be done instantly. On the other hand, our life is easier because of the technology, whether we are really smarter or more stupid?
This is the real problem, the idea that the technology itself makes us smarter or foolish to have been seen as an undeniable truth. This is inferred in a word that is almost inevitable as we talk about the way we use today's technology: impact, technology affects us. Almost all articles that you read about the use or influence of the Internet (or other technologies in this regard) use this metaphor. But technology doesn't affect us, at least unless we take a very passive stance against it.
Individually, we rely more on our technology than ever before-but we can do more than ever. In general, technology has made us more update, more capable and more pcritical. But technology doesn't make us wiser.
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