If it is widely accepted that technology has the power to transform lives, why not include those of us where it has even greater potential?
"I mean when IBM, Digital and Hewlett-Packard accept that technology in their operations then it's a good technology".
To say so is to gloss over how badly carriers have adapted and evolved their business models — preferring, instead, to try to block upstart rivals in order to milk as much as they can from ailing cash cows, rather than accepting that the technology landscape is shifting — and moving on to pastures new.
She accepts that technology will shape the future, but says society must ensure it doesn't take over.
The public accepts that technology sometimes fails, the president said, but he had personally trumpeted that HealthCare.gov would be ready on Oct. 1, and it wasn't.
I wasn't around when the first bank was invented, but I'm sure there were a lot of people that had a problem putting their money in someone else's hands". But are we willing to accept that technology, because the benefits and conveniences it offers to us are so tempting?
His solution is to keep open coal stations currently slated to close and to build new more efficient ones that could eventually trap the carbon dioxide, though he accepts that technology is a long way off.
Over the past four years the big companies have come a long way towards accepting that the internet and digital technology will define the industry's future.
It wanted the Court to accept that the technology didn't matter — only the Smith precedent.
However, I accept that while technology will make our forces yet more effective it will not replace the value of "boots on the ground".
Many here have mixed feelings about the transformation, even as they accept that rising technology has been crucial to Marfa's growing economic health.
