Will humans need computers in the future?

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The discussion explores whether humans will become so reliant on computers that they will feel unable to live without them. It highlights that early humans thrived without modern technology, suggesting that reliance on computers may not be necessary. The conversation notes that technological advancements often lead to the obsolescence of previous innovations. A potential future scenario includes biological enhancements through genetic engineering, which could surpass the capabilities of computers. Ultimately, the thread raises questions about the future of technology and human evolution.

Will humans relay on computers in the future?

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Will humans "need" computers in the future?

My question is will humans relay on computers so much in the future that they will think they can't live without them?

Some people say we "need" them, but the first humans didn't.
 
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The first humans didn't need wheels, either.
 
Looking back through the ages, advancements in technology have always been replaced by new advancements in technology. Therefore, it only makes since to conclude that the computer will someday be rendered obsolete. Compared to what? I don't know, but I'll make a wager on biological enhancements via genetic engineering. Afterall, who needs a computer when you can crunch googleplexes with your brain and communicate with everyone on Earth simoultaneously by sending radio signals with your own body?
 
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