Ancient code

Information systems, date back to the ancient days when stones were carved to represent figures of speech, or communications, sculpture that eventually developed to codes, signals and electronics as the human discovered electricity generation that lead to the creation and manufacture of other electronics and commodities, some of which we use for communication, signalling and interaction. Nowadays, technology evolved into robotics, machinery and hand-tools that include supporting robotics to facilitate processes such as manufacturing or excavation. Here in our little island we are in the stone age, whilst the rest of Europe appears to be living in the age of ceramics. The earlier computers were larger than the ones we use today, and, it is theorised that if we go back to the drawing board we might be able to create a computer that has its own battery that auto-charges itself through a hydro-electrical motor that feeds electrical energy back to a capacitor that stores energy in every household allowing them to have backup electricity plans. Most civilisations had their own civil code, regulations, norms and social standards, and, essentially the differences we have seen over the years did not seem to have affected our anthropology by much whilst libraries are holding documented knowledge of what the human achieved so far, whilst he (she) is still discovering other planets in outer space. The future is bright, perhaps dark, it depends on the number of meteors that land on our earth's crust and other natural and unnatural phenomena.