Smart phones and, all the apps, must system updates and upgrades from time to time. iPads and notebooks do too. Then, there’s your wi-fi and router updates, not to mention whatever "box" you have on your TV. If you have a blue ray player, don’t forget to update the firmware there. The computer in your car must make software changes from time to time. Even the web browser(s) you use must be updated and upgraded. Don’t forget to update/upgrade your computer operating system - PC and Mac.
Take extra care to keep the anti-virus and malware software up to date, not to mention any software you have on your phone or computer. And, be sure to upgrade your printers, lest they won’t print when you want them to. The list goes on and on and on.
I’ve said all that to say this, "When does one have the time to use all these devices, or is the intent to just do the updates and upgrades?" Yes, you can set updates/upgrades to be installed automatically, but what happens if you don’t notice that your phone is updating and you move outside of a wi-fi area. Trust me you don’t want to do that.
In a world of technology that is constantly updating and upgrading, why hasn’t someone come up with a system upgrade for humans. Just install some kind of a device that automatically monitors and restores you physically to where you were years ago. It would be especially helpful with the brain, so you can keep up with all the other updates/upgrades on all the other stuff.
When they finally get around to inventing such a device, a word of caution: Don’t move outside of a wi-fi area while you are upgrading.
It won’t be a good thing.
PMO
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