Intel Research Reveals Changing Tech Advocates and Attitudes

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Intel released the Intel Innovation Barometer today that reveals a shift in technology optimism. Unlike their reputation as digital natives, the majority of millennials agree technology makes people less human and society relies on it too much. However, technology enhances their personal relationships and improves important aspects of society. Globally, women over the age of 45 are more likely than younger women to advocate for technology; they think technology contributes to a country’s well-being and say that we don’t use technology enough.
 
Millennials also agreed that anyone who doesn't like this new technology is a dumbass who needs to catch up with the rest of the enlightened world, for reals, yo. I mean, this shit is SO EASY! My dad couldn't remember a simple 24-character long password with varied case, numbers, and symbols, and I was just like "WTF Dad get out of the stone age!" I unfriended the retard on Facebook.
 
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