The modern society is becoming heavily reliant on new technological inventions, and this has raised concerns from ethicists. Much technological advancement in various fields including medicine has enormously changed the modern society. Technology has currently set a standard applicable to all people. Ethicists claim that although new technology seems to be beneficial to humans, they also make them ostentatious. It has taken away the close informality among people and thus having a huge effect on our morals. This leaves lay people including patients, patients’ families, and consumers of cyber technology to decide whether to trust ethicist or continue relying on technology. Both Lisa Belkin’s book “The Made-To-Order Savior” and Sherry Turkle’s
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However, she is in accordance with the fact that the individuals together with their families need the technological inventions in to enhance their survivability. Belkin states that “P.G.D., to guarantee that their next child would be free of thalassemia” (7). Through this, she asserts that there is an ultimate need for medical technology. Authenticity links with intimacy sine intimate relationships indicate exact and original feeling. In another statement, Belkin asserts that “As the robots become more complex, the intensity of our relationships to them ramps up” (18). A robot can experience a particular situation and eventually reach a certain emotional conclusion since they are set to react in that particular way. In the modern days, everything that is used to breed children has some aspect of technology. Turkle introduces Levy’s’ book “Love and Sex with Robots”, which describes a society where robots can establish an intimate relationship with a human being to an extent of sexual engagement. Turkle also presents an MIT hacker by the name Anthony, who found comfort in computers. She mentions that “Levy idealizes Anthony’s accommodation and suggests that loving a robot would be a reasonable next step for people like him” (7). Technology is continuously engulfing humanity by making people heavily
However, she is in accordance with the fact that the individuals together with their families need the technological inventions in to enhance their survivability. Belkin states that “P.G.D., to guarantee that their next child would be free of thalassemia” (7). Through this, she asserts that there is an ultimate need for medical technology. Authenticity links with intimacy sine intimate relationships indicate exact and original feeling. In another statement, Belkin asserts that “As the robots become more complex, the intensity of our relationships to them ramps up” (18). A robot can experience a particular situation and eventually reach a certain emotional conclusion since they are set to react in that particular way. In the modern days, everything that is used to breed children has some aspect of technology. Turkle introduces Levy’s’ book “Love and Sex with Robots”, which describes a society where robots can establish an intimate relationship with a human being to an extent of sexual engagement. Turkle also presents an MIT hacker by the name Anthony, who found comfort in computers. She mentions that “Levy idealizes Anthony’s accommodation and suggests that loving a robot would be a reasonable next step for people like him” (7). Technology is continuously engulfing humanity by making people heavily