We are surrounded by technology, in the same way that we spend absolutely the whole day connected, we can no longer avoid or deny it, it is part of us. So much so that it is not only an "evil" that inhabits the youngest, even the elderly perhaps spend too much time hooked on their devices.
This is an issue that comes back cyclically and creates controversy over and over again. How could it be otherwise, Tim Cook, the CEO of Apple, has given his own point of view on this, and it is by no means negative. It seems to Tim that we are not overdoing it with the use of technology.
Recently the CEO of one of the most famous companies in the world had an interview in The Guardian on how technology is influencing education, especially after the expansion of his programme "Everyone can program", It is going to be started in seventy educational institutions across Europe. These statements were made at Harlow College, one of the centers participating in the project:
I do not believe in the excessive use of technology. In fact, I am one of those people who believe that we are doing something right if you are using any type of technology all the time. There are many concepts to understand and talk about in this regard.
If you had to choose, learning to code is probably more important than a foreign language. I know people who will obviously disagree with me for this statement, but code programming is a universal language, it is the way you can connect with seven billion people at the same time.
He is not without reason, but neither does good Tim Cook, who obviously sweeps home, since the more technology addicts, the more likely they are to sell their products… right?