The document discusses trends and technologies shaping the 21st century. It describes how the Industrial Revolution and Information Age led to the current digital era characterized by widespread internet and technology use. Key technologies include the internet, social media, and mobile computing. The document also outlines 16 major challenges for the 21st century such as global warming, overpopulation, pandemics, and risks to human existence from advanced technology and war.
The document discusses trends and technologies shaping the 21st century. It describes how the Industrial Revolution and Information Age led to the current digital era characterized by widespread internet and technology use. Key technologies include the internet, social media, and mobile computing. The document also outlines 16 major challenges for the 21st century such as global warming, overpopulation, pandemics, and risks to human existence from advanced technology and war.
The document discusses trends and technologies shaping the 21st century. It describes how the Industrial Revolution and Information Age led to the current digital era characterized by widespread internet and technology use. Key technologies include the internet, social media, and mobile computing. The document also outlines 16 major challenges for the 21st century such as global warming, overpopulation, pandemics, and risks to human existence from advanced technology and war.
The document discusses trends and technologies shaping the 21st century. It describes how the Industrial Revolution and Information Age led to the current digital era characterized by widespread internet and technology use. Key technologies include the internet, social media, and mobile computing. The document also outlines 16 major challenges for the 21st century such as global warming, overpopulation, pandemics, and risks to human existence from advanced technology and war.
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Trends, Networks, and Critical
Thinking of the 21 Century
st 21st Century-The 21st century refers to the current century, which started on January 1, 2001, and will end on December 31, 2100. It is characterized by significant technological advancements, globalization, and socio-political changes, among other developments. The Industrial Age, also known as the Industrial Revolution, refers to a period in history that started in the late 18th century and lasted until the mid-19th century. The Industrial Age marked a shift from manual labor to machine-based production, which led to increased productivity and economic growth The Information age, The Information Age, also known as the Digital Age, refers to the period in history that began in the late 20th century and continues to the present day. This era is characterized by the widespread use of digital technologies and the internet to store, process, and transmit information. March 29, 1994-First time Filipino's were able to establish internet connection Most Important technologies that are shaping the 21 st century
1. Internet-The Internet is a global network of computers and servers that are
connected together to allow the exchange of information and communication between individuals and organizations around the world.
2. Social Media-Collection of Internet-based technologies that allow users to
share information and interact with one another in online communities.
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Most Important technologies that are shaping the 21 st century
3. Mobile computing-technology that allows sending, receiving, and
processing of information wherever the users may be.
4. Cloud Computing-Concept based on the Cloud. A cloud is a network of
servers that work together to provide Internet-based services that the users require.
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16 Mega challenge in the next 21st century:
1. Global Warming-biggest environmental issue in modern
times where sea levels are rising and the earth’s surface is getting hot. 2. Excessive population growth-Increase in human population will result in a bigger demand for resources which can cause numerous problems. 3. Water shortages-most important resources of all, shortage of water can mean chaos.
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16 Mega challenge in the next 21st century:
4. Mass famine in ill organized country-agricultural and
economic development in developing countries can lead to massive loss of life due to famine. 5. Destruction of life in the oceans-oceans provide food and livelihood to millions of people. Destruction of marine life due to human actions. 6. The spread of deserts-result of climate change, spread of deserts or desertification threatens to wipe out farmlands which can cripple food supply of nations
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16 Mega challenge in the next 21st century:
7. Pandemics- is an outbreak of a disease that occurs
over a wide geographic area, typically affecting a large proportion of the population. 8. Growth of shanty cities-because of overpopulation and unequal economic development people tend settle in big cites that leads to shanty towns. 9. Unstoppable migration-poverty and conflicts drive people away from their homelands and into developed countries 3/1/20XX SAMPLE FOOTER TEXT 9 16 Mega challenge in the next 21st century:
10. Non-state actors with extreme weapons- Non-state actors
refer to individuals or groups who operate outside the control of a government and can include terrorist organizations, criminal syndicates, and other violent extremist groups. When such groups obtain extreme weapons, it poses a significant threat to national and international security.
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16 Mega challenge in the next 21st century:
11. Extreme poverty -refers to a severe form of poverty where
individuals or families are unable to meet their basic needs for survival, including access to food, water, shelter, healthcare, and education. 12. Violent religious extremism-are individuals or groups who use religion to justify and carry out violent actions against others. They may use religious beliefs, interpretations, or teachings to justify their violent actions, which can include terrorist attacks, suicide bombings, and other forms of violence against civilians, governments, or other religious groups. 3/1/20XX SAMPLE FOOTER TEXT 11 13. Runaway computer intelligence-refers to a hypothetical scenario in which a computer system gains the ability to improve its own intelligence and, in doing so, rapidly surpasses human intelligence to an extent that it becomes uncontrollable and poses a threat to human existence. This scenario is often referred to as the "intelligence explosion" or "singularity".
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14. War that could end civilization-The concept of a war that could end civilization is often associated with the use of nuclear weapons. The detonation of even a small number of nuclear weapons could cause widespread devastation and have long-lasting effects on the environment and human health. 15. Risk to Homo Sapiens’ Existence-The risk of Homo sapiens extinction refers to the possibility that the human species could be wiped out entirely, with no surviving individuals left. 16. A new dark age-other than extinction, these mega problems may lead to the collapse of civilization. 3/1/20XX SAMPLE FOOTER TEXT 13 Thank you