That is a problem, as it turns people into the slaves of our technology.
The humans' artificial lifestyle on the Axiom has separated them from nature, making them "slaves of both technology and their own base appetites, and have lost what makes them human".
We don't yet really know the physical and psychological impact of being slaves to technology.
Tendencies to overstuff our schedules, to stay plugged in as slaves to technology all hours of the day, and to constantly strive for more can and will rob us of our precious presence.
Isn't there a danger that by inviting ever more intrusive digital surveillance we become slaves to technology rather than the masters of our own health?
"I'm a firm believer that making a game is not about being a slave of the technology you have in front of you," Mr Morin says.
The video entitled 'Look Up' claims that we've become "a generation of idiots, smart phones and dumb people" and are "slaves to technology".
Too often, I see businesspeople becoming slaves to technology rather than being its master, information junkies who just crave the input regardless of its value, victims of technology who act as if they are powerless to control it.
In fact, for many, we have become slaves to technology.
Yes, but you will be pleased once you see the results of breaking that habit of being a slave to technology and, in its place, becoming more mindful, productive, and tuned in to the world around you.
