Muslim Woman - New Generation Will Experience
Life cycles for people and plants, for businesses,
industries, economies and entire civilization have four
distinct quarters: gestation, growth, maturity and
decline. How did the human caravan pass through with its
own breakthroughs? Take economies. Like every thing else,
all economies have beginnings and endings. Economies end
not because they cease out but because a challenge
supplants them. First hunting-and-gathering economies
ruled for hundreds of thousands of years before the humans
were over-shadowed by agrarian economies, which ruled for
about 10,000 year. Next came the industrial ones. The
first began in Britain in the 1760’s, and the first to
finish started unwinding in the U. S in the early 1950’s.
Then started the information economies, the Internet. The
last phase of it marked the widespread use of cheap chips
and wireless technology that has partially connected and
is connecting everything to everything else. As life
cycles overlap, this information economy led to Bio
economy for business in 1953 when the double-helix
structure of DNA was identified. Completion and
publication of the decoded human genome marked the end of
its gestation period. Its growth quarter headed to hot new
industries and brought semiconductors and software of the
info economy. During the next two decades, organic biotech
will overlap with inorganic silicon info tech and
inorganic composite materials and nanotechnologies. During
the overlap of infot ech, we are digitizing many
biological processes. Up until now we have digitized four
kinds of information: numbers, words, sounds, and images.
We are trying hard to digitize other forms of information
such as smell, taste, touch, imagination and intuition.
Companies like DigiScents of Oakland, Calif. Ambryx of La
Jolla, Calif Cyrano Sciences of Pasadeno, Calif. are
involved in the various aspects of this process. Infused
by the bioec era are pharmaceuticals, health care,
agriculture and food. Dozens of bioengineered drugs are on
the market. Biotech is leading to transforming the health
care paradigm from treatment to prediction and prevention.
So in the bio economy, health care will work on a
preventive model. It will consequently lead to the farm,
which will be super bioengineered place with multimillion
dollar manufacturing plants and not the fields. Today we
bioengineered milk, neat and produce on our market
shelves. These products are, of course, not without
challenge. The effects and applications of biotech will
spread into sectors seemingly unrelated to biology.
In the 1950s and 60s it was difficult to grasp that
computers would change every industry from manufacturing
to hotels to insurance – just as it is now tough to see
how biotech will alter non-biological business. Bio
applications will seep into many of the nooks and crannies
of our non-biological lives. Each era produces its own
side effects. The industrial era brought pollution and
environment degradation. The major problem of information
economy (the internet) is privacy. In the bio economy the
issue will be ethics, the values under which the human
will live. Here the humans will be at cross crosses.
Cloning, bioengineered foods, eugenics, genetic patenting
and certainty about inherited are just a few of the many
developments that have already created a storm. And this
storm will intensify in the U. S. and then the rest of
this globe, our abode.
The new generation will experience three major economic
shifts: first, from the crunching to the connecting halves
of this information economy, the second, from a microwave
based connected universe to the cell-based world of
biologic and bionomics and third, from all economies past,
present to the bio economy that will exert an impact
making the info economy look like the runt of the litter.
Compounded with this will be multi-facet deprivation:.
Economic deprivation, Political deprivation, and Social
deprivation. So take above said lines as a ???? Not only
for Muslims or Christians but To every single person on
this planet.
industries, economies and entire civilization have four
distinct quarters: gestation, growth, maturity and
decline. How did the human caravan pass through with its
own breakthroughs? Take economies. Like every thing else,
all economies have beginnings and endings. Economies end
not because they cease out but because a challenge
supplants them. First hunting-and-gathering economies
ruled for hundreds of thousands of years before the humans
were over-shadowed by agrarian economies, which ruled for
about 10,000 year. Next came the industrial ones. The
first began in Britain in the 1760’s, and the first to
finish started unwinding in the U. S in the early 1950’s.
Then started the information economies, the Internet. The
last phase of it marked the widespread use of cheap chips
and wireless technology that has partially connected and
is connecting everything to everything else. As life
cycles overlap, this information economy led to Bio
economy for business in 1953 when the double-helix
structure of DNA was identified. Completion and
publication of the decoded human genome marked the end of
its gestation period. Its growth quarter headed to hot new
industries and brought semiconductors and software of the
info economy. During the next two decades, organic biotech
will overlap with inorganic silicon info tech and
inorganic composite materials and nanotechnologies. During
the overlap of infot ech, we are digitizing many
biological processes. Up until now we have digitized four
kinds of information: numbers, words, sounds, and images.
We are trying hard to digitize other forms of information
such as smell, taste, touch, imagination and intuition.
Companies like DigiScents of Oakland, Calif. Ambryx of La
Jolla, Calif Cyrano Sciences of Pasadeno, Calif. are
involved in the various aspects of this process. Infused
by the bioec era are pharmaceuticals, health care,
agriculture and food. Dozens of bioengineered drugs are on
the market. Biotech is leading to transforming the health
care paradigm from treatment to prediction and prevention.
So in the bio economy, health care will work on a
preventive model. It will consequently lead to the farm,
which will be super bioengineered place with multimillion
dollar manufacturing plants and not the fields. Today we
bioengineered milk, neat and produce on our market
shelves. These products are, of course, not without
challenge. The effects and applications of biotech will
spread into sectors seemingly unrelated to biology.
In the 1950s and 60s it was difficult to grasp that
computers would change every industry from manufacturing
to hotels to insurance – just as it is now tough to see
how biotech will alter non-biological business. Bio
applications will seep into many of the nooks and crannies
of our non-biological lives. Each era produces its own
side effects. The industrial era brought pollution and
environment degradation. The major problem of information
economy (the internet) is privacy. In the bio economy the
issue will be ethics, the values under which the human
will live. Here the humans will be at cross crosses.
Cloning, bioengineered foods, eugenics, genetic patenting
and certainty about inherited are just a few of the many
developments that have already created a storm. And this
storm will intensify in the U. S. and then the rest of
this globe, our abode.
The new generation will experience three major economic
shifts: first, from the crunching to the connecting halves
of this information economy, the second, from a microwave
based connected universe to the cell-based world of
biologic and bionomics and third, from all economies past,
present to the bio economy that will exert an impact
making the info economy look like the runt of the litter.
Compounded with this will be multi-facet deprivation:.
Economic deprivation, Political deprivation, and Social
deprivation. So take above said lines as a ???? Not only
for Muslims or Christians but To every single person on
this planet.
