Energy And The Great Experiment

Saturday, December 3, 2011 - 21:00 in Physics & Chemistry

For most of human history, technology changed very little during a person’s lifetime. Certainty, their life was not constant with the hard agricultural life being interrupted by war, disease, and famine. However, very few new technologies would come into their life. In contrast, my grandparents saw tremendous change throughout the 20th century as planes, cars, electricity, radio, and computers enter during their lives. Politically, the U.S. grew from a minor player to a world leader. Socially, many rights were obtained. In my life, I have also experienced rapid change, but it seems a bit different than my grandparents’. For example, the biggest change is the way computers have grown to dominate many products and processes. But why do I have a computer now? read more

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