Note that the world's new boundaries are not fixed: many of the technologically excluded could soon become technological adopters, and a few (Taiwan, South Korea and Israel) have graduated from the middle group to become top-rank innovators.
Surely all intelligent life did not suddenly become technological in the last 200 years.
If adaptive bots learn from every meaningful human interaction they have, then mistreatment and abuse become technological toxins.
Women must become technological experts just to look their best today, scientifically processing themselves while maintaining the veil of the natural.
The findings of this paper have the potential to help graduates in engineering to be able to develop their innovative side, being better "equipped" to become technological entrepreneurs or intrapreneurs.
From scale, the source of competitive advantage became technological innovations.
This era sees emerging markets become technological marvels where the Philippines can be one of the first nations with 4G, Ecuador may be the first nation based on a digital currency, and Estonia is the first with Digital residency.
In November 1963 the Robbins Report recommended that the CATs should become technological universities; and on 4 April 1967 a Charter was established creating the University of Salford.
There is a long lineage of self-portraiture, but beginning in 2004, when the notion of a selfy (later selfie) emerged, smartphones, and apps like Instagram became technological tools and platforms for representing millions of "selves" as willingly mediated subjects.
As the world becomes more technological, organization can be seen as the antithesis of freedom.
