Technology is advancing today at break-neck speed. As I mentioned in a previous message, research now shows that by the end of this year, technology and human knowledge will be doubling every twelve hours! I can’t comprehend that. Can you? -Rob Prue
Excerpts: Our phones are also watching us. Unless you’re savvy enough to turn off permissions for your built-in camera, numerous apps will take advantage of the opportunity to read your facial expressions, watch what you’re doing while browsing the internet, and watch your reactions to articles you may read or videos you may be viewing. These things also monitor and track our internet activity; capture our voices and even home videos we take at family
gatherings and vacation trips.
We’ve learned, over the past few years, that news and information can be fake. We also know that online censorship only allows certain viewpoints to be expressed. Try to do an unbiased research report on a particular controversial topic, and you’ll quickly find a thousand articles, but it’s very difficult to get more than one “official narrative.” If you want the truth on a vital topic of concern, most likely, it’s not out there — especially if you’re looking for a “conservative” viewpoint, or even harder to find, a true Christian viewpoint.
History itself is being re-written on the internet. Even words themselves are being redefined and then validated and set in stone online. When I realized this, I purchased a set of printed encyclopedias — the most up to date set I could find, printed prior to the advent of the internet. Of course, even those are questionable, but there was a time when truth was truth and truth mattered. Today, more often than not, the truth is called “lies,” “fake news,” “conspiracy theories,” “debunked information,” “u nverified.”…
