What do we do when the household appliances start chatting among themselves?
Your toaster may ‘talk’ to your fridge, they may even talk to you, but we’d do well to remember that we’re defined by our human communities, not our electronic ones
Household appliances are becoming increasingly interconnected and capable of communication, even with humans. However, it is important to remember that human communities define us, not our electronic interactions. The focus should remain on maintaining our relationships with people rather than solely on technological connections.
- Household appliances can communicate with each other and with humans.
- Human communities are what define us.
- Electronic communities should not replace human ones.
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