I know several people that have a total aversion to electronics. Invariably they are more interested in craft or trade skills then in the tech sector. The funny thing is that they all use electronics more than I do. Almost every task today requires the use of electronic tools, and every tool can and is being enhanced with a microprocessor to help it function better. After all, if your tools have miniature brains, they do their jobs beI know several people that have a total aversion to electronics. Invariably they are more interested in craft or trade skills then in the tech sector. The funny thing is that they all use electronics more than I do. Almost every task today requires the use of electronic tools, and every tool can and is being enhanced with a microprocessor to help it function better. After all, if your tools have miniature brains, they do their jobs better! So to the naysayers of technology, I humbly request that you toss everything that requires a power cord, batteries, or a microprocessor. tter! So to the naysayers of technology, I humbly request that you donate everything you own that requires a power cord, batteries, or a microprocessor to charity. Including your car purchased in the last 15 years.
Computer Science Ethics Class
