article_snippet.sent: A neuroscientist claims that modern technology such as computer tablets and mobile phones could be changing the way our brains work .
article_snippet.sent: Professor Susan Greenfield warned that unless people wake up to the damage that the gadget-filled, pharmaceutically-enhanced 21st century may be doing to our brains, we could be sleepwalking towards a future in which neuro-chip technology blurs the line between living and non-living machines, and between our bodies and the outside world.
article_snippet.sent: Electronic devices such as mobile phones and computer tablets could be anging the way our brains work, according to a neuroscientist .
article_snippet.sent: This will affect our brains over the next 100 years in ways our might never have imagined,' she said. '
article_snippet.sent: Our brains are under the influence of an ever- expanding world of new technology: multichannel television, video games, MP3 players, the internet, wireless networks, Bluetooth links - the list goes on and on. '
article_snippet.sent: We could be raising a hedonistic generation who live only in the thrill of the computer-generated moment, and are in distinct danger of detaching themselves from what the rest of We would consider the real world.' 'Electronic devices and pharmaceutical drugs all have an impact on the micro- cellular structure and complex biochemistry of our brains.