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I imagine this subject has been done before, but not the easiest to search for.
Wondering how people feel the internet will become incorporated into their daily lives, and/or invading into their daily lives?
And do you think one day you will just disconnect, if even possible in this country, and merely just be another dinosaur or old fart doing things what will be known as the hard way.
For mere example how I see a daily life of the normal man.
GPS on person prevents payment details being used due to how payments will be processed in the future, there will be a direct connection perhaps.
The time it takes for you to do a car journey will result in your environment changing. For example, your home will give you a relaxing environment with automated music and food suggestions and suppress low priority reminders to avoid annoyance. The car journey will be based upon if traffic is present and the weather. It will take into account family activities such as birthdays etc.
Even things like fridge doors will automatically open and close, with lights that highlight the suggested or predicted ingredients in the cupboard or fridge. With each item being automatically ordered when low, or new items being ordered based on if a gathering of people is planned. Lightly refillable jars or containers being prewashed also. The fridge will no longer even look like a fridge anymore.
The list goes on i'm sure, and we've probably read and seen such things before so don't wish to do it to death.
I don't think I can ever see myself adopting such a lifestyle. I sometimes feel that the internet is more a nuisance than a useful tool.
Wondering how people feel the internet will become incorporated into their daily lives, and/or invading into their daily lives?
And do you think one day you will just disconnect, if even possible in this country, and merely just be another dinosaur or old fart doing things what will be known as the hard way.
For mere example how I see a daily life of the normal man.
GPS on person prevents payment details being used due to how payments will be processed in the future, there will be a direct connection perhaps.
The time it takes for you to do a car journey will result in your environment changing. For example, your home will give you a relaxing environment with automated music and food suggestions and suppress low priority reminders to avoid annoyance. The car journey will be based upon if traffic is present and the weather. It will take into account family activities such as birthdays etc.
Even things like fridge doors will automatically open and close, with lights that highlight the suggested or predicted ingredients in the cupboard or fridge. With each item being automatically ordered when low, or new items being ordered based on if a gathering of people is planned. Lightly refillable jars or containers being prewashed also. The fridge will no longer even look like a fridge anymore.
The list goes on i'm sure, and we've probably read and seen such things before so don't wish to do it to death.
I don't think I can ever see myself adopting such a lifestyle. I sometimes feel that the internet is more a nuisance than a useful tool.