From biotech, sure. As for digital/computer technology, the Great Digital Revolution of 1975-2010 is a few years in the rearview mirror now, and the whole thing is pretty much played out. In fact, the constant cry for "MOAR INNOVATION!!" is now just bringing us change-for-change's-sake disasters like Windows 8 and taking the headphone jack out of iPhones. The list of tech products I use - both hardware and software - that have actually gotten worse in the last few years due to needless "innovation" is slowly growing larger.

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All I need is a decent smartphone, a basic laptop to write my blog posts and edit my podcasts on, and maybe an e-reader. Home automation? No thanks - I can flip a light switch on myself. Amazon Echo? I'd rather not have Bezos (which sounds like the name of some kind of evil robotic overlord - and actually kinda is) listening in on every word I say in my own home. Drones? Great - now your creepy neighbor can peep through your teenage daughter's window without having to go through the bother of climbing on a tree branch with a pair of binoculars to do it in person.

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So, no, really, I'd say not.