Has technology made the world a better place to live?
With the development of technology, there have been a lot of changes to our
life. Admittedly, some of these changes are bad, causing many environmental
and social problems. However, most of these changes contribute to making our
life more convenient, more comfortable and more wonderful.
First of all, due to the improvement of technology, people can enjoy more
conveniences than ever. For example, it only takes travelers or businessmen
several hours to go to another countries by jet planes, which makes the world
seem to be much smaller. With the help of the Internet, people at different
corners of the world can communicate with each other at a significantly high
speed and low cost. It is technology that has cleared away the barriers that once
prevented people from leading a convenient life.
Secondly, technology has made our life as comfortable as we can imagine.
Sitting in air-conditioned rooms, people do not have to suffer the extremely
cold or hot weather any more. Whatever vegetable or fruit we want to eat, we
can always find it in a supermarket regardless of the season. We can also go to
work in a place far away from our homes by using automobiles or public
transportation tools.
In addition, technology provides us many choices to spend our spare time.
Listening to music by using an MD, MP3 or Walkman, surfing the Internet or
watching digital movies, all of these entertainments make our life wonderful.
In conclusion, although technology has brought about some problems, such as
air pollution caused by increasing number of automobiles, and ethnic problems
caused by cloning human beings, the benefits of technology far outweigh its
bad influences. So it is safe to say that technology has made the world a better
place to live.
Believing in this axiom itself ,JBIT has taken the onus and responsibility of grooming
technical manpower to the best of the standards . This itself is a kind of boost to
the ecnomical advancement of the city "Dehradun".
Enjoy Reading
Harpreet Singh Cheema (JBIT)
http://jbitdoon.com/
With the development of technology, there have been a lot of changes to our
life. Admittedly, some of these changes are bad, causing many environmental
and social problems. However, most of these changes contribute to making our
life more convenient, more comfortable and more wonderful.
First of all, due to the improvement of technology, people can enjoy more
conveniences than ever. For example, it only takes travelers or businessmen
several hours to go to another countries by jet planes, which makes the world
seem to be much smaller. With the help of the Internet, people at different
corners of the world can communicate with each other at a significantly high
speed and low cost. It is technology that has cleared away the barriers that once
prevented people from leading a convenient life.
Secondly, technology has made our life as comfortable as we can imagine.
Sitting in air-conditioned rooms, people do not have to suffer the extremely
cold or hot weather any more. Whatever vegetable or fruit we want to eat, we
can always find it in a supermarket regardless of the season. We can also go to
work in a place far away from our homes by using automobiles or public
transportation tools.
In addition, technology provides us many choices to spend our spare time.
Listening to music by using an MD, MP3 or Walkman, surfing the Internet or
watching digital movies, all of these entertainments make our life wonderful.
In conclusion, although technology has brought about some problems, such as
air pollution caused by increasing number of automobiles, and ethnic problems
caused by cloning human beings, the benefits of technology far outweigh its
bad influences. So it is safe to say that technology has made the world a better
place to live.
Believing in this axiom itself ,JBIT has taken the onus and responsibility of grooming
technical manpower to the best of the standards . This itself is a kind of boost to
the ecnomical advancement of the city "Dehradun".
Enjoy Reading
Harpreet Singh Cheema (JBIT)
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