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• David Mattin: 'The idea that new technologies can liberate us from the human condition is a fantasy. In reality, the 21st-cenntury will be all too human.'
• Humanity


  A virtue associated with basic ethics of altruism derived from human condition (wikipedia)
• Humanity

  According to Confucius, humanity is a "love of people", if you want to make a stand, help others make a stand
• Today, in the era of present technology, robotics has become a big part of our collective lives
• Robots are utilized for their knowledge, exactness and interminable vitality to perform assignments consistently and profitably, that when performed by people tends to create flaws
• AI robots have already started an enormous job in improving waste administration and finding distinctive approaches to handle the waste issue endured by most developing nations like India
• Technology has crept into every corner of our lives, form obsessive texting to checking emails more often
• Most of us absorb three times more information everyday compared with 50 years ago
• According to University of California researchers, we spend 12 hours in front of TV and computers at home
• Multitasking participants had more difficulty filtering out irrelevant information than those focusing on one task at a time
• Teens are emotionally more vulnerable to the effects of rampant texting and online sharing
• According to a 2010 Nielsin survey, we send and receive text messages 3, 339 times a month
• Extinction


  An estimated 99% of all species that ever existed on earth are already extinct
• There are different ways in which human species could become extinct: Primarily, by transforming or evolving into one or more species or by merely dying out without any replacement or continuation
• Nowadays, one of the utmost extinction risks arise from human activity
• Advances in biotechnology might make it possible to design new viruses that combine the easy contagion and mutability of the influenza virus. A dreadful pandemic with high virulence and 100% mortality rate among infected individuals could possibly will terminate human species
• An all-out nuclear war between Russia and the United States might be an example of a global catastrophe that would be unlikely to result in extinction
• Recurrent Collapse


  This means that the human condition will reach a kind of statis, either instantly or after undergoing one or more cycles of collapse regeneration
• Human civilization may endure catastrophes that prevent it from moving beyond a certain level of advancement
• It also requires a carefully calibrated homeostatic mechanism that possesses the level of civilization restricted within a relatively narrow interval
• Plateau

  Human civilization may reach a level of technological advancement beyond which no further advancement is feasible
• Predictions that life span can be greatly increased have depended in part on the apparent decelerations and plateaus
• Post humanity


  People have developed significantly different cognitive abilities, population sizes, body types, sensory or emotional experiences or life expectancies
• Post humanity


  Post humanity has established itself as a label for a form of human existence radically transformed by the most advanced medical techniques and by the use of biotechnology and nanotechnology for human enhancement
• Humanity


  From the latin word "humanitas" which means "human nature, kindness"
• Humanity


  the human race, which includes everybody on earth
• Humanity

  It's also a word for the qualities that make us human, such as that ability to love and have compassion, be creative and not be a robot or alien
• "Soft war" is a concept used to explain rights and duties of is urgent even terrorists during armed struggle