"And God said, let's make man", He did not say, let's do the machine.

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Every day, we find more inventions and tools to help everyday life. From the smallest or simplest tasks, to the largest and most complicated ones, they can be done with the help of a machine or tool.

For some the fact of having a help is very advantageous. I would say the famous Archimedes of Syracuse, give me a point of support and I will move the world, referring to the lever. However, often if not having the necessary tool, it becomes a total tragedy. The need to have an instrument, disables us, slows us down, and makes us dependent on technology. Thinking that we can use the tool so or so blocks our imagination and can lead to giving up, preventing the completion of a task for not having such an instrument.

Finding alternatives in the absence of mechanical or technological support is called improvisation. In fact the protagonist of the series Macgyver is seen as something very unusual, given that the guy lives improvisation in improvisation. And we can understand that in a good planning there should not be improvisation. But lacking the ability to find a solution to something is worse.

So we are heading towards the disappearance of the operation of the man given to the machines and technology ?. Will it be that the science fiction film "Terminator" will one day become reality and the functions of humanity will be replaced by cyborgs? Looks like. Since the advances, not only in the design of instruments, but in robotics and artificial intelligence, every day are more surprising. And if we relegate our abilities and possibilities to deliver them to technology, that will happen.

With this I do not say that any instrument, tool or technological advance must be rejected, in fact the human race has risen in the evolutionary pyramid due to its capacity to create. Then these advances could help us to create more, to invent more, to develop more. To have more time to cultivate interpersonal relationships, the arts, creativity, originality.