The Importance Of Technology In The Digital World

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If I had been God, I might have ordered the world differently. I think I would have provided my people with a tamper-free world, where life was perfect, never boring and happy. But here you and I sit, somewhere "in the meantime" that we call life. In 1623 the English poet John Donne referred to people as "rocks" and "islands". Donnie said," No man is an island, entire of itself, every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main, if a clod is washed away by the sea, Europe is the less." An increasingly connected world is creating new opportunities for people to be a part of the main, to share their lives, their work, their sorrows and their triumphs. "Digital citizens " has become a description of people who use technology frequently, who use technology for political information, and who use technology at work for economic …show more content…

Rising connectively help countries discover their competitive advantage. While current fashion might be dominated by American and European designers and brands, African designers are proving that it's Africa's time to shine. With their designs having earned their places of prestige on Vogue Italia‘s shortlist of emerging designers and graced the pages of Vogue UK and Le Matin Dimanche in Switzerland.Locally sourced materials are high on the company's priority list and they recently began working with Cotton Made in Africa, an organization geared toward improving the livelihood of the smallholder cotton farmers across Africa. Although there are many advantages to have digital citizens some governments consider it too risky to have thousands of anonymous, untraceable and unverified digital citizens-"hidden people». They understand the potential for digital world platforms to act as a giant magnet for physical radicals, physical terrorists, physical

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