Technology as a Way of Revealing
_____.
Instrumental Definition - Technology is a tool, a
device or an instrument that gets things done.
Anthropological Definition - Humans determine the
function or purpose of technology.
calculative thinking - Which refers to people's view of
nature as something that can be controlled, putting
orders and systems so it can be better understood
based on their desires?
Art - It is an activity of the mind which has the capacity
to shift the minds of the people according to
Heidegger.
*False* - Scientists should strictly follow the steps in
scientific method.
*False* - Collaboration and diversity are insignificant in
the scientific community since these may bring
conflicts or disagreements.
bringing forth” or revealing - Poiesis means
*True* - The danger of technology lies on how humans
make use of the technology.
Significance - The true essence of technology is
revealed by its
meditative thinking - This kind of thinking does not
use technology for nature to forcibly reveal itself
instead nature alone reveal its beauty to humanity,
When technology and Humanity cross
Robot - Often referred as androids. It contain some
combination of the following attributes such as
mobility, intelligent behavior, sense and manipulation
of environment.
Technology - The study and transformation of
techniques, tools, and machines created by humans
Humanity - The qualities that make us human, such as
the ability to love and have compassion, be creative,
and not be a robot or alien.
Greek Mythology - Has an example of a robot that
comes from the stories of Pygmalion, said that the
statue of Galatea that would come to life.
Robotics - The branch of technology that deals with
the design, construction, operation, and application of
robots.
Greek - Where does the word "technology" comes
from?
art & word - Technē and logos of Technology means
*True* - Each person in the society is directly and
indirectly affected by technology whether he will it or
not.
*True* - Technology is already an inevitable part of the
society.
*False* - Science has had very little impact on our
society and culture.
*True* - Many counties in Northern Europe rely on
renewable resources of hydroelectric power.
*True* - In South America, the government and the
public are actively seeking ways to have better soil
conservation.
*True* - Science is valued by society because it can
answer questions to problems that will help improve
overall living conditions and quality of life.
*True* - Farming is increasingly becoming more reliant
on technology, like harvest automation, drones and
autonomous tractors to help increase food production.
*True* - Scientists predict that in the future, there will
be no need for smart speakers like Amazon Alexa
because all appliances will come equipped with them.
*True* - Critics say that the desalination process is
expensive and not an option for less developed
countries.
Global Warming and Food Production rates - When
making predictions about earth's capacity to feed the
growing population, scientists must take into account
_____________________.
All of the above - How does technology gives people
happiness and pleasure?
Anything outside like food, housing and clothing is
considered a luxury. - At present, which of the
following does not tell that technology becomes a
necessity and no longer a want?
rice cooker - Which of the following is not considered
as "celebrities" in the field of technology?
All of the above - According to Kantar media, 92% of
urban homes and 70% of rural homes owns at least
one television, what does this imply?
electric telescope - It has 18 lines of resolution that
send images through wires with the aid of a rotating
metal disk.
Paul Gottlieb Nipkow - Who invented machine that
send images through wires with the aid of a rotating
metal disk?
Alan Archibald Campbell-Swinton - Who created a
new system of television by using the cathode ray tube
in addition to the mechanical scanner system?
mechanical & electronic television - What are the two
types of television systems?
The Information Age (Gutenberg to social media)
Tribal Age - They believe that hearing is more
important than seeing.
Print Age - According to this age, they believe that
"the truth will set you free".
Age of Literacy - Hearing is no longer trustworthy.
Seeing it in writing becomes proof that it is true.
Electronic Age - What we feel is important than what
we think.
1995 - In what year did the internet was exploded.
2000-1500 - Invention of Phonetic Alphabet.
Content - A messages is best described as ______.
Medium - It is a means of Communication.
Print, Tribal, Electronic, Age of Literacy [TAPE] - The
order list of Media as Age.
Global Village - It is a place where the community are
literate of using technology for the improvement.
Nanotechnology
a) In the right order - Where do all the atoms have to
be in order to work correctly?
a) Because it determines the way the material will
behave - Why does it matter that atoms are arranged
in a specific order?
b) We would rearrange the atoms. - If we were
smarter, we would...
*True* - If were still smarter, we could be able to
create new things that could work in unusual ways.
b) Solar panels - An example of nanotechnology, that
could be useful would be?
Genetically Modified Organisms
*True* - humans have been changing genes of
animals and plants for thousands of years?
b) Choosing the traits you want - What is genetic
engineering?
b) The spreading of engineered DNA. - What is the
first issue with genetically modified plants?
b) No - Are GMO's dangerous to eat? Yes or No?
a) Pesticides engineered in the plant. - What is the
second issue with GMO's?
Gene Therapy
b) 1974 - When was the first genetically modified
organism born?
a) Rotting - What type of gene was suppressed in the
tomato?
c) Viral DNA - What do bacteria store using CRISPR
*True* - CRISPR works for EVERY type of cell
b) over 3000 - At this time, how many genetic diseases
do we know of that are caused by ONE incorrect
nitrogenous base in human DNA?
Climate Change
d) change - "We need to ______ the way we talk about
climate change."
c) real - Many people think of climate change as a
______ problem
a) CFC's - What did scientist discover were destroying
the ozone layer?
b) carbon (CO2) - The release of too much _____ from
where it was stored is causing climate change.
b) Unlike other types of pollution, CO2 is invisible to
humans. - Why did people say no one has done
anything to fix the problem?