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KMID : 1160420200020010008
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Epilia: Epilepsy Commun
2020 Volume.2 No. 1 p.8 ~ p.10
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Technological Progress and the Human Mind
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Ku Jeong-Hun
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Abstract
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Recent technological advances have radically changed our lives, earning our trust to the point that we can hardly conceive of our lives without machines. In particular, as our understanding of the brain?the physical substrate of our minds?deepens, technology is increasingly able to interact directly with the human brain, with profound impacts in many areas. This article will provide an opportunity to reflect on how technical advances interact with our minds and how they will affect our lives in the future.
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KEYWORD
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Technological progress, Human mind, Brain, Brain function, Brain signal analysis, Brain stimulation
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