I think this may be ovbviously true with major technology but what about the smaller improvements. I was watching the Visa commercial where a person uses cash and everything stops and waits. My thought is that the continued use of visa cards will result in a loss in the ability of people to make change (math skills). The more people use technology such as computers, calculators, and check cards the more skills are lost such as math and spelling. The level of education would then be important in learning these skills so the more affluent would have a better chance of obtaining and retaining these skills. So does technology make it easier or harder for the less affluent to survive in society?
2007-10-14
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