Digital Zombies

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Its Here The Age Where Kids Dont Look Up And Barely Go Outside Anymore The Simple Fact is That a Lot Of Kids Dont no how to even play outside anymore

teenagers and even young children today are addicted to playing video and computer games that were in their infancy when most parents were growing up the draw of these games goes even beyond the pop culture entertainment that kept 20th century lids glued to the television and 21st century kids glued to the internet.

wife and i spotted these August teens on a swing set at a local park. Not only were they too cool to actually play but they were to cool to even talk to each other. Instead ,all four were busy on their smart phones or similar digital devices.

meme 1 kids fail at playing outside

 

honestly,it wasn't all that shocking, since these types of disengaged people of all ages can be seen every day throughout society at shopping places driving in cars at public places in schools and offices everywhere

its the kind of zombie apocalypse that already been warned about in this well circulated meme

 

summary when we fail to look around at whats realy happening we become very vulnerable to manipulation from the centralized propaganda outlet that comprises the shadow government with arms in official government , corporation media advertising commerce the food industry and much more.

meme 2 digital zombies predicted and programmed by computer scientists.

what affect will technology have on society? well we have already seen  many of the affects our human emotional bond disconnected and out of touch

 

This Chevy Silverado truck ad made specific appeal to the emotional bond that a typical Dad could have with his video addicted son through a forced but ultimately enjoyable and fulfilling outdoors camping and wildness experience (all made possible by the rugged-esque GM truck, of course). Silverado: Convert A Father and His Son This subtle, situational niche marketing gives an idea of the kind of problems the digital generation is having connecting with their parents, or with other human beings at all

In a world under threat of being overwhelmed by technology, the average human seems very comfortable to be removed from society, and kept company by a litany of play things from smart phones, to iPads, to laptops, to handheld video games and big screen TVs at home and in hundreds of shops. Humanity, it seems, has little issue with being economically displace and made useless and disposable.Just look out for the whiplash of historical irrelevance and the neck-strain of looking down at digital devices for too much time.