Question

how technology is overpowering the world, explain

Answer 1

So many people are addicted to phones, tablets, computers, or video games. One way that this affects people is that it may make them lazy and since they are lazy, they can get obese. Technology has become so powerful, that without it, most people wouldn't survive because they don't know how to.

Answer 2

ometimes the House of Lords throws out speeches so interesting and radical, that you simply cannot imagine them being made in the Commons. One such came this week from the neuro-biologist Susan Greenfield. She asked a question that affects all of us, yet which I have never heard discussed by mainstream politicians: is technology changing our brains?
The context is the clicking, bleeping, flashing world of screens. There has been a change in our environment that is so all-embracing and in a way so banal that we barely notice it. In just a couple of decades, we have slipped away from a culture based essentially on words to one based essentially on images, or pictures. This is probably one of the great shifts in the story of modern humans but we take it almost for granted.

It is most striking when you watch children and young adults. This is not just the obvious ageing person's whinge because my kids can sort out computer or digital camera problems that baffle me. It is more about the way they absorb information and entertainment.

There are the "icons" (a word to dwell on) of the iPod or Windows, those cute and reassuring little pictures that perform the role of Chinese ideograms rather than western culture's words. Then there are the winking corporate mini-logos, which are more familiar to children than national flags or famous authors. Just watch a teenager navigate, with thumbs or fingertips, a world of instructions, suggestions, offers and threats, scrolling through songs, adverts, film clips and software.
This is what I think

Answer 3

Humans form will become weird and awkward because of bending over and not sitting straight when we're on our phones, computers, etc. It ruins 100's of people eyesight, and can even cause brain cancer. Society has made an image that technology is fantastic and amazing, which it can be ,but it will ruin us. If you need more you can also use how it ruins our ears from listening to music to loud and can cause massive headaches if you stare at a screen to long.
Just my opinion! Hope this helped :)