Like most kids, you absolutely knew what you wanted to be when you grew up – a firefighter, a police officer, or even an astronaut, destined for intergalactic exploration. As an adult you gained experience and worked hard, making that dream possible. However, a five second genetic scan determined you unable to accomplish that goal.
These are the closing days of the Hong Kong protest 2019; ordinary people are rebelling against the might of Beijing – at least for now.
Technology is a mixed blessing. It can help us to connect, to communicate with people from all over the world, but we can lose ourselves in our machines and ignore the people sat beside us. We have all this wealth, all these gadgets, but they’re no good if we destroy the environment, work ourselves to death or forget to live. We need balance.
Like most kids, you absolutely knew what you wanted to be when you grew up – a firefighter, a police officer, or even an astronaut, destined for intergalactic exploration. As an adult you gained experience and worked hard, making that dream possible. However, a five second genetic scan determined you unable to accomplish that goal.
While the autonomous vehicle industry is booming, companies are experiencing growing pains. Car companies are looking to bypass operational errors and safety concerns to bring their vehicles to roadways across the world.
No-one knows who the perpetrators were, or what their motivations may have been, but the person or persons behind the Gatwick drone fiasco of 19 – 20 December 2018 cost airline companies in excess of $60 million, as well as disrupting the everyday lives of more than 100,000 travelers.