The Digital Crossover: How is Technology Changing our Society?

The global elite are pushing the globe toward a dystopic future in which all aspects of life are in some way managed by their interests. Future urban development of computerized “U-cities” will reflect this goal. Mega coporations will provide advanced technology to their constituents and thus gain loyalty.

How will this technology impact our society?

How has it already impacted our lives?

The wider trends in the world will play a key role in how this situation develops. Technology itself can be used for good or evil. The political, economic and social atmosphere – intertwined with individual choices – will mold the outcome. Here’s a scenario:

The debt crisis, disintegrating society and broken economy force people to shrink their circle of travel out of necessity. The “sustainable development” agenda doubles this effect as it pushes for smaller living space –250 square foot apartments for example. Trips to the movie theater are cut. Traveling to physical stores is replaced by online shopping. Technology gives individuals a varied array of experiences that previously required real connection with human beings (social networking, netflix, adult material, etc) and enables isolation. When an individual does go out to conduct business, wearable technology in the form ofaugmented reality contact lenses go with him. Every person on earth is now connected to the internet. Every object is transmitting data.

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