The Importance Of Communication Technology

Introduction
On September 4, 2014, scientists first succeeded in achieving brain-to-brain transmission of information between humans. In the test, the team managed to send information from India to France – a distance of over 5000 miles – without any invasive surgery on the test subjects. This was achieved using a technique known as electroencephalogry (a technique that monitors brain signals from the outside).
Human sensory and motor systems have always provided the natural means for the exchange of information between individuals. This exchange of information is what has helped form the basis of civilization as we know it, and has been integral to our advancement both as a specie as well as individuals. Communication methods have evolved over the years, and we have been witness to significant changes in communication technologies.
Until recently, the exchange of information between the minds of different individuals has been supported yet limited and constrained by the sensory and motor faculty of our bodies. However, technological advancements have brought forth a new era – one where we can have dialogues in a more direct manner – brain-to-brain.
While still at its fledgling stages, the technology represents the next big step in our evolution. As has always been the case, every big change to our society has met with resistance and doubt. The technology has barely made its first baby-steps, yet people are already beginning to question its ethical and sociological