Will rapidly advancing technology make us primitive in the long run?

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Originally Posted by Master_of_the_Faster

I know that my instance is highly implausible, but so is the instance that every piece of electronic technology would be wiped out.

Well, yeah. We're both speaking hypothetically here. I'm just using the destruction of all electronic technology as a catalyst for our discussion. The question is whether or not we become more primitive as a result of our reliability on technology. If the technology isn't removed at some point, then there's no discussion.

Originally Posted by Master_of_the_Faster

If you had a lot of knowledge from the brain chip, wouldn't you get mad if you weren't hired because a person with a brain chip was hired over you?

No, because it wouldn't happen. Equal treatment laws would most definitely extend to those without brain chips, assuming the majority of the population had them.

But, what job could we possibly be applying for that a robot hasn't already fulfilled at this point in the future?

Originally Posted by Master_of_the_Faster

In my opinion, if brain chips were made, they would have to rely on the internet as well as other sources to provide facts that may have to go through filtering by some sort of agency of the future (so that objectionable material can be filtered out). You would be able to choose what things that you wanted to learn like learning how to speak a certain language or how to do math. Perhaps at every single place where careers are held, they might hold special information to add to your brain chip so that you automatically know how to do something in that field. The brain chips could have universal upgrades for everyone that includes certain items that a futuristic agency would have to inform society of.

At this rate, you'll be getting patents for it soon!