How would our technology evolve and affect our grandchildren?

Looking back on previous inventions, our current technology we use have advanced majorly. From telephones to touch-screen phones, we can only assume what the future could hold for our grandkids. Though, there is also something else included in the creation of the technology. In order to develop our technology, there’s a factory we need in order to build our electronics. If more factories are being built, the more pollution it is producing. It’ll eventually get to the point where nobody could breathe the air, thus meaning that every living thing will die from this. I won’t get too off topic here, but I just wanted to mention something else that can affect our future grandchildren.

It’s only a matter of time before we have hover cars and hologrammed phone screens (which is currently in development and is being tested), but imagine how our technology-based world will affect our grandchildren. Smartphones today take up basically ninety percent of our lives, so how can we be sure that it won’t take up our grandchildren’s lives, as well? Guessing on what would be invented in the future, holographic objects would most likely be released into the world. These objects would most likely take up the lives of the people. By then, they’d probably have mind-controlled chairs and they’ll all grow obese, not to mention the horrible air they would inhale.

Schools would revolve around technology, too, which can be a good and bad thing. If our future schools used computers and hand-held devices for all of our grandchildren’s learning, they would all have a greater chance of their eyes being damaged by the digital screens. This is also happening in present-time, too. Just imagine how much the updated technology could damage them. On the bright side, no more carrying heavy books around school!

Personally, I don’t think that our future would have a good impact on our grandchildren. I understand that there are plenty of good things about having our world technology-based, but there are also plenty of bad things, too.