The Future of Technology: Integrating Computers into the Brain

<p>Imagine how, decades from now, people with computers integrated into their brains will look at us and wonder how we typed on keyboards and received information through screens. They will be amazed at how slow and inefficient it was. The gap will feel even greater than how we currently view the use of ledgers instead of Excel or the Battle of New Orleans in 1815, when people fought without even knowing the war had ended. Back then, news of the peace treaty signed in Europe took weeks to reach America after the battle.</p>