<div class="text-justify">Hi steemian friends, I hope you're fine. Today I want to talk a little about the technological society in which we live and we are so intruded.

The reorientation of the market and consumption has a special chapter in technology. In Mr. Operhaimer's television program, broadcast on July 20, 2016, his interviewees, social scientists, explained how the development of computer hardware is aimed at the progressive replacement of human merchandise sellers. In that same program, the guests affirmed that 75% of the positions of vendors in the world would disappear in the next 6 years. I do not know if the cycle will be so short, what is certain is that this change is part of the dismantling of the old model of consumption and the impulse of the virtualization of the purchase, which will be developed fundamentally from home.

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At the end of 2016, the powerful cheap food chain, McDonald's, announced that it would replace its sellers in the US with machines, which confirms the trend we have already seen with the staging of the machines in the parking lots, the ATMs automatic, among others. In the same order of ideas, online stores are already part of the daily lives of millions of human beings, who prefer to buy from home and not move anywhere. Future generations of portable devices and video game consoles will come with a scanner to further customize this consumer model. We can buy a shirt or pants from home, watching on the TV screen or the computer, in three-dimensional image, our body with the test clothes as before we did in front of a mirror, yes, now without going through the shame before the saleswoman, to check that our tummy does not fit with the size of the garment.

This relocation of consumption through technological expressions in the home, has already advanced significantly with online banking platforms and smart phones enabled to carry out financial transactions, which include trade. Practically all of us pay our cards, make transfers, buy products with plastic money through the Internet or from cell phones.

In countries with high technological management, the gift most requested by young people last December was the mobile device that came with augmented virtual reality lenses. It was not just about finding Pokémon in the house and its surroundings - even if it causes verbal and physical conflicts with other children - but the possibility of "going" to the beach or the north pole, without moving from the bedrooms.

On the other hand, social control devices, through intelligent technologies, increasingly focus on the home, the place that until a few years ago was an expression of privacy. Program like the virtual secretary "Siri" are today, who carry our agendas and remind us of important dates. The "listens" of google with respect to what we say and do at home, are every day a socially accepted truth; that fact is dangerously normalizing in our political and social reality. Technological development not only aims to invite us to stay at home as long as possible, but also aims to convey the feeling that we will be well cared for there, for a new "Virtual State".</div>