How Technology Helps Us, and How it Creeps Us Out | Wondrium Now

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Watch "Promises and Perils of Technology" now on Wondrium.

In this premiere episode of Wondrium Now, Rich Bernett talks to guests Crystal Dillworth and Jen Golbeck about how technology can be built to both help, and hurt us. From bio-tech solutions that help cure diseases, to vacuums that can "listen in" to our conversations, this conversation hits on all kinds of interesting and spooky areas.
What do you think? Will humanity act in its own self-interest as we continue to develop new tech, or are we doomed to march towards a bleak sci-fi reality? Let us know in the comments.

You can follow Crystal Dilworth on Instagram and Twitter @polycrystalhd

You can follow Jen Golbec on Twitter @jengolbeck

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Do not jump to conclusions - it is very important for everyone! In every country in the world there is an international social project that is growing. A CREATIVE SOCIETY! People of different nationalities and religions are coming together to build a just society. After all, we all want to live happily ever after! Let's unite!

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There is so much intellectual blah blah blah - where is advancement on emotional and spiritual levels ie kindness, compassion, empathy - communal action without the blah blah.

[dan]

the irony of this conversation... "a call to action" to resist the invasiveness of technology - presented by two internet video presenters, who aren't even in the same room, and therefore are speaking to a machine: a camera and microphone... Remember this: TV was going to destroy society when I was a kid - it didn't, and now it's social media, and digital techno-bla-bla...

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