Advancement in Technology appplied to the Human Body?
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O.k. most any advancement in technology might apply to the\nhuman body it's a machine and subject to machine stuff. The\nimportant fact is that it is a very special machine designed by\nan extremely talented Engineer.
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In my opinion, technology (of all types, although I believe you were referring to information technology) used in business has primarily benefited consumers by giving them a greater choice of products, and greater visibility into the quality of those products, and it has led to great advances in product safety and into our health.
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There are new treatments for diabetes that are coming out each and every day. Medical technology just keeps on advancing. \nThe FDA has just approved a new inhaled insulin that should be on the market for the public in a couple of months. I have also heard that there could be an insulin patch developed at some point in time in the future. \nThere are also advances being made in home blood sugar monitoring. There are new meters out there that are non-invasive (no needles) and give a constant reading. \n\nFor more information on the latest in treatments, etc., talk to your doctor and try using the web as a research tool. \n\nGood luck and best wishes...
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Are you suggesting that with improving technology we are living less long?\nIf so I can think of nowhere to find evidence to say you are correct.\nGenerally, improving technology goes hand in hand with greater lifespans, although the relationship is far from causal in every case.
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new technology you know like video cell phones, ps3, new cars, etc.
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Advances in technology or fundamental tools\n\n    * Agriculture\n    * Astronomy\n    * Animal husbandry\n    * Burial\n    * Cooking\n    * Clothing\n    * Fire\n    * Inclined plane\n    * Law\n    * Lever\n    * Metal Working\n    * Mining\n    * Pottery\n    * Pulley\n    * Screw\n    * Trade\n    * Weaponry\n    * Wedge\n    * Wheel\n    * Writing\n\n    * Microtechnology\n          o Microfluidics\n                + Digital Microfluidics\n          o Microph\n          o Nuclear weapon\n          o Small arms\n                + Musket\n                + Rifle\n                + Handgun\n\n[edit]\n\nMedia technologies\n\n    * Visual technology\n          o Photography\n          o Printing\n          o Video\n    * Audio/Sound Technology\n          o Acoustics\n          o Analog recording\n          o Digital recording\n          o Sound reproduction\n          o Live Sound Reproduction\n          o Music technology\n\n[edit]\n\nElectrical Technology\n\n    * Electricity\n          o Fundamental Electrical Technology\n                + Resistor\n                + Inductor\n                + Capacitor\n          o Electric power\n                + Electricity generation\n                + Electric power transmission\n                + Electricity distribution\n                + Power control\n                + Electric motor\n                + Electric light bulb\n\n[edit]\n\nInformation technology\n\n    * Electronics\n          o Klystron tube\n          o Relay\n          o Vacuum tube\n          o Semiconductor\n                + Diode\n                + Transistor\n                + Integrated circuits or IC's\n                      # Very-large-scale integration or VLSI integration\n                      # System-on-a-chip\n    * Computing technology Index of hardware and software computing related topics.\n    * Cryptology\n    * Cryptography
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of course.....its out of Technology.. that gained from Chemistry..
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MEDICAL,ENGEENIERCOMPUTER ETC.
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try computer enhancement
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well unless the humna race dies out, I would think there will be major advancements in the field of computers.  Right now they are playing with Quantom computers, we should see thoughs in the home in about 20 odd years.  Right now the Dual-processor chips are coming to market, so things are changing already.
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Yes.  The human mind is just an incredibly complex computer which can manufacture it's own connections.  All we need to do is get the software and hardware sides of our current technology up to the level of our brains and beyond...  Easier said than done, I know.
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An invention: Cellborg ( http://www.livescience.com/technology/051027_cellborg_sensor.html ) massive potential to become useful in our lifetimes\n\nA discovery: new blackhole ( http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/050509_blackhole_birth.html ) very little potential to become useful in our lifetimes, but oh so cool\n\nOffbeat: monkeys have accents ( http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20051129/od_afp/japananimalsoffbeat ) it has to do with monkeys and I personally find study language fascinating
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Check this out:  If our technological progress accelerated beyond our ability to understand it, how would we know?
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not at all. there are so many things to be discovered and understood like space and the universe or the human brain. plus the fast pased progress in technology in such things like cars and computers, it will just keep advancing. i dont think human science will ever be at its zenith. there is so much to know about. even stuff you dont even know about....
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a hybrid between biological/electronic technology enabling our brains to communicate directly with implanted computers, eventually in our own language. \n\nI also think anti-ageing genetic modification is on the horizon, but i fear this development. The slower people age, the longer they are going to live & our resources, both natural & financial are going to be stretched to breaking point.
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Not anymore. It would have been several years ago, but once something becomes present technology, by definition, it is no longer futuristic.
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there are alot of things that are currently associated with nanotechnology, its a big buzzword now. if you want the latest news from the nanotechnology world, check this page..\nhttp://www.nanotech-now.com/ \nI hope this helps..