During the 20th century, nearly everyone wore a wristwatch. The wristwatch was a mechanical device operated by a spring mechanism that required winding each day. The arrival of the 21st century and its technology marked the demise of spring mechanisms and the arrival of modern electronic clockworks and miniature batteries. The 21st century however also threatened to end the era of the lowly wristwatch as the invention of the battery powered cellphone suddenly replaced the wristwatch as a more efficient way of scheduling daily activity.
You may not know it yet, but you may soon be benefiting from a true miracle of modern technology, as the lowly wristwatch has now arisen as a new and more convenient way to monitor our daily activities. It is now able to not only display time, but also monitor our vital signs, our location, and our daily activities, and then broadcast that data to a central monitoring station where it can be made available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
Just think of the all the valuable insurance savings you and your employer will reap by using this device. In times past, men had to pray to God to watch over them in their daily activities, but now science has provided us with a modern way to monitor our status while we are at work, or at home, and even while we are sleeping. Isn't it comforting to know that you have a big brother watching out for your safety and well being?
So will the capabilities of modern electronics now finally allow us to monitor human well being and avoid the many pitfalls of modern life? Click one of the secure book links on this webpage to order your book by Edward Oliver and find out if modern technology can save mankind.
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