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Date Posted: 20:15:05 11/08/00 Wed
Author: William Bevington
Subject: Re: Utopia Technology
In reply to: ji eun hong 's message, "Utopia Technology" on 20:08:47 11/08/00 Wed

Hello JiEun,

Feel free to develop the necessary technology --Base it on what we have had, what we have, and what we think we might have.
The technology issue is tricky because one would think Utopia should not be completely dependent on it, yet somehow this is shaping up to be a contemporary society -- not a pristine kind of "eden" Imaginative, yet fully believable technology would be a good direction -- such as power derived from the movements of the tide -- clean, limitless power -- might be a good idea. Balance modernism with the natural, no?

WB

> Hello all,
>
> While on the discussin, we faced some problems, In the
> Aquadium, should we based on the present or future
> technology? Do we need transportation or should we
> replace them to something else (if it's based on the
> future) in our Utopia? Do we have computers and cables
> every home for information technology as now?
>
> How about in disease? There's no diseases at all? or
> technology suppose to fix it?
> how about technology as entertainment? (such as movie,
> TV, Virtual reality?) and so on.
>
> Technology seems very broad at this point and we want
> to know more about society and the environment to
> narrow the technology.

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