Technology Hits
By: Chelsea Mandler Mat
Tags: Technology, Artificial Intelligence, Science, Digital Marketing, Entrepreneurship

Technology Hits

The New Think Tank

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For those who enjoy the infinite, technology is their cosmic playground. For hundreds of years, humans ascertained the unconceivable as technology grew exponentially. Many science fiction buffs remember that H.G. Wells's prediction of the use of wireless communications, genetic science, email, and the World Wide Web (Handwerk, 2016). The very idea of technology is basking in the endless possibilities that remain undiscovered.

And while the world waits for the next technological trend, Technology Hits invites you to write, read and seek out opportunities in diverse technology subjects that abound. We formally invite you to become an inventor on our page, bring ideas to life, and discuss the unimaginable with a soiree of other like-minded techies, who really are the leaders of the future.

The Purpose

Silicon Valley may be the nesting ground for Startup companies seeking their way to success. But, in this global world, ideas, inventions, education, philosophy, and art, generously link itself to all things technical, and you can engage in this “the future is now” mentality with a sweep of a button.

If the future is here, we no longer need thinktanks to design the trajectory to where our reality is leading. Technology Hits harnesses a synergistic approach, unlike any other publication. Blockchains, Artificial Intelligence, Robotic Process Automation, Edge Computing, Quantum Computing, and Virtual and Augmented Reality are areas where the writers of Technology Hits can make a difference; amplifying ideas on our Quora interface or making a connection on our LinkedIn page.

But the scope does not end there. We are interested in digital art, philosophy, storytelling, technical insight, and all things technical that touch our everyday life.

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There is so much to learn, and technology advances faster and faster. In the 19th century, there were 222,036 patents held, and by 2015, the Patent Office approved 9,646,948 patents! There are more patents than there are people on this earth, and you, my friend, may be the next future patent holder, too (How fast is Technology Accelerating?).

Innovation

It starts with innovation: the limitless space where ideas ounce and move and sometimes hit, creating an explosion in science. The arena that Technology Hits offers is dynamic, fraught with ubiquity and conceptualizations waiting to be explored. This platform is made for you, the people that are changing the world.

We ask you to indulge in groundbreaking interpretations of what technology means to you.

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The Extra Bonus

The creator of this new publication Dr. Mehmet Yildiz welcomes you to “ join my 100K+ mailing list, to collaborate, enhance your network, and receive technology newsletter reflecting my industry experience.”

If you are interested in becoming a contributor to Technology Hits, please send a request via this link. Alternatively, you can leave a brief comment on this story showing your interest to participate.

Reference List

Handwerk, B. (2016, September 21). The Many Futuristic Predictions of H.G. Wells That Came True. Retrieved December 07, 2020, from https://www.smithsonianmag.com/arts-culture/many-futuristic-predictions-hg-wells-came-true-180960546/

How Fast is Technology Accelerating? (n.d.). Retrieved December 07, 2020, from https://www.theatlantic.com/sponsored/prudential-great-expectations/how-fast-is-technology-accelerating/360/