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Evolution of Communication: From Wheel to Robots

The journey of technology and communication, from cavemen to robots, shaping our world. From the invention of the wheel to futuristic possibilities like robotic assistants, explore how we have evolved over time through various means of communication.

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Evolution of Communication: From Wheel to Robots

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  1. It started many ears ago, in a ave with the wheel. Technoloy in the eginning. g b y ou c o ack an’t o Sticks as uensils. Stone turned to circle. Days when running from dinosaurs was t ow P ysical ac ivity and shaving as not necessary. That day the w eel was created h ow t hings w ere h ou t w Changed ever thing. echnology formed and life as i was knon became esier. y hey here a ll T hought y ou r Heav things became easie to move. Gradually w at was once made of stone then eally h ave s n became made of wood. Somethng called a wheelbarrow was created. A d the i ow word carriage came about. Jay Asher, Thirteen Reasons Why

  2. t i Wheeswn from caves to carriages. l e H orses and carr ages carried letters. h m w Back t en, letter writing was much better. Letters were delivered the omentritten. As it used to be that right when you irst wrote yor le terswo ld be o W rked like email, thgh that wor was not known back then. ou d n After tters, there the came telegrams with hrses, then telegrams with trains, l e o a Finall , the ovialtelegr ms and wires. y j o G ladly, the wrld accepted giving up l ways, o d f u t u deliveed to the prson the minute it was written. r e Daily mail is actually a new technology to the world Waste none of his present. Roger Babson

  3. L ve, four letters o Two voels, w n Two co sonance, matter Balanced. Like the lve we ave for the un human o h That which connects us to humans Not what is fce-to-face, but what a is Boxed. Wired. Dirty your Cold. Televi ion. s Com uer. p t Cell Phone. Cutting off ties, Ruling our life, Your future is always spotless. What have we become? Unknown

  4. F or what is yet t come o What will become of what When it arives? r Life moves too quickly In a dir ction that is ydfferent e ver Emily Dickinson i Every ingle Day. s C The end, But bef re o This is a thing. What will be? e s m p o Fro a ast time when drawing n the wall wa mail D To a letter To a telegram To an email To an instant message T acebook, Twitter o F And what is yet to be? Teleportation to avoid physical activity, Robots with our faces taking skype mobile Then one ill have to leave their bed no w Robot to do everything in fact Because it’s not like the Unemployment rate isn’t in s Enough trouble

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