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Science and Technology - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Pyramids
  - - - Humans using the worlds resources and manipulating the earth
  - - - Urbanization has been growing due to economic opportunities. People are moving to the city to work; a social and economical change
  - - - We are sharing experiences with one another globally through social media in private.
        
        Cellphones transformed our mobility and communication globally
- - - - SCOT. Relevant social groups, interpretive flexibility, closure and stability, wider context
        
        Certian people do not have access to new technology, depending on economic status or country. We also know that some technologies cater to specific people
- - - - '#Metoo' movement
        
        '#nomorestolensisters'
        
        Social media platforms like these movements helps with political action
        
        Main goal: Use technology to create social and political movements
  - - - Data collection is not benefiting the user by incorrect data. It is bias and objective
  - - - Fewer women going into IT
        
        Gendered socialization: women are taught to be more feminine (socially constructed)
        
        Masculine: coding engineering Feminin: Teaching, secretary
- - - - Information is now online and on the internet
        
        Limited access = left out of information and connectivity
        
        EX: Newspaper is now on the internet or apps
    - - Social media is a shared culture amongst teenagers
        
        If a teenager does not have social media, they do not share the same culture and experiences as the majority of people
- - - - Online dating apps can be positive, but may cause crime such as harassment, stalking, rape, abductions
        
        New technologies or advancements like dating apps must embed new laws due to safety and punishments
  - - - Busses not being wheelchair friendly, homeless people cannot sleep on benches because of barriers between seats, wheelchair ramps are not installed on levelled buildings
  - - - Needed within society that has authority figures like police, or the government
        
        Some policies not for pubic debate.
        
        EX: Nuke or military weapons is not neutral for public knowledge (not democratic)
    - - Public and authoritarian officials can work together to create a fair and equal society
- - - - Society
  - - - People moving from rural to urban cities, creation of specialization, division of labour, explosion of capitalism
    - - Fewer opportunities to socialize
        
        Alone together: individuals are together, but on their own device
        
        Turkle says that this is negative because socialization is lost within social relations
    - - Community is healthy and thriving
        
        Friendship and family ties continue to dominate as forms of social organizations, even in heavy industrialized cities
    - - The community is not lost, but has undergone radical transmormation
        
        Technologies like cars and phones give us other ways and opportunities to communicate within a community
  - - - family ties
        
        Community
  - - - Fixes mobility issues - we can connect with each other through the internet
        
        Covid restrictions
  - - - Alientates people from social engagement and participation
  - - - Communities are being welcomed into technological society.
        
        Older generations need to learn and be taught how to access the internet
  - - - Engagement between people with regards to areas of interest (political or social debates)
        
        EX: Reddit communities, Facebook communities
- - - - Connectedness and togetherness at all times
  - - - Real presentation: Snapchat means to share norms of our everyday lives
  - - - Boyd and social comparison: relying on opinions of peers and receiving feedback
  - - - Digital traces makes it harder to leve the relationship behind (photos, comments, status)
        
        Quan Haase: support seeking is a coping strategy
  - - - Past lovers: still texting their loved ones after death
  - - - Produce videos and images to taunt victim
        
        Quirk: Cyberbystanders
        
        Reinforcers
        
        Encourage the bully
        
        Assistants
        
        Did not start the bullying, but participates
        
        Outsiders
        
        Taking no action while aware of the situation
- - - - Masking the problem. Short term relief?
        
        May impact our thoughts and brain
  - - - EX: Hearing aids are expensive and not every family can afford. However, this allows hearing impaired individuals hear more clearly
- - - - Prosthetic arms: Not part of the biological process, but we can repair body parts if needed.
  - - - EX: Cars in the current day has transformed humans with mobility and it is irreversible
  - - - Restaurant staff, driving services, drone delivery services
- - - - Stalking: Strangers have access to people's information
        
        Information taken out of context. Quan Haase says this can be a clash between private and professional life because employers may look at your information
        
        Quan Haase also says that we have restrictions because digital information on us is readily available
  - - - Capitalist society. Our data affects our consumer culture to show what members of society wants and needs
  - - - Who is using smart cities? Public and private life will be monitored
        
        Sidewalk labs main goal: to use infrastrcuute to make cost of living cheaper, but uses surveillance as a catch
        
        Restrictions to our personal/private life.
        
        Cameras, sensors, and other functional uses