What would we be right now without technology? I truly don't know what the answer is but at least I know what we would be missing without technology. I know we would not be able to process information nationally or internationally as fast as we do right now. We would not even have something called "digital." We would not be able to do those massive computations of theories. Science would not advance that far in the exploration of space. Let's just say we would not have achieved the unachievable. Some of them are not accomplished yet but it is just a matter of time because of the racing-time technology. In about 10 years from now, one of these unachievable, I would like to introduce, is the new technology of sight – a small computer chip will be place in our brain to control our vision in every way. I'd like to call it sight-microchip. A variety of different arguments have been put forward about this subject. However, it is my contention that there are many advantages of the sight-microchip, and it can be very useful, convenient, and affordable.
             It has been argued that there is no such single thing that can calculate our vision as we're aging because everyone's acuity is different. It depends on the activities people do related to their eyes in their life times. Some lead to the different arguments that it has to be a huge chip to calculate an average of sixty years. However, it is achievable. Just think of the first computer chip was invented to calculate a simple mathematical calculation. It was as large as a single person's room. Now it's only about fifty years later, we have chips as small as a very tip of a pencil while processing and functioning millions of times faster and more complex ever than the old ones. With the rapidly increasing technology, there will be chips that have the integrated functions, which will automatically adjust ou
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