But it wouldn't happen if children themselves were not introduced to the word of technology and engineering early, and shown that it can be a fun, creative environment.
It is possible that Zuckerberg has bigger battles to fight – there are repeated criticisms that Facebook is posing a dangerous challenge to privacy rights and that it is becoming, in the words of one technology writer, "an 800lb cultural gorilla" capable of trampling all competition.
One of the original 18 Presidential Innovation Fellows brought in by President Barack Obama in 2012 to, in the words of White House technology advisor Todd Park, "disrupt the United States federal government," Johnson developed a platform called RFP-EZ, which was intended to streamline the acquisitions process.
The breach, clearly an embarrassment for investigators, is the latest chapter in a continuing war of words and contest of technology between hacking groups and their perceived opponents in law enforcement and the corporate world.
In other words, the overuse of technology may negatively impact (rather than assist) learning and retention.
In other words, a piece of technology will not spontaneously or independently start delivering value, generating benefits and doing precisely what its deployers want it to do.
"Technology is arguably the most fruitful source of new words in English, and a lot of technology words come through business," said Wendalyn Nichols, editorial director of the reference division at Random House.
That might be the motto of Visio Corp., a surging Seattle software maker that wants, in the words of cofounder and technology chief Theodore Johnson, "to move drawing out of the drafting department in the same way that Word moved word processing out of the secretarial pool".
Breathless words from the frontier of technology – in February 1999.
In other words, this new wave of technology is just the same.
