Referring to American philosopher of science and technology Don Ihde’s theory on embodiment relations with technologies, which he describes as a particular kind of body-technology coupling characterized by the transformation of the human perception wherein  technology enters into the bodily, actional and perceptual relationship with the environment, something similar can be said for in the context of this theme as well (Wilken and Goggin 183). With technologies taking over more and more important roles when it comes to our physical bodies, the body-technology relationship becomes all the more complex.