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It is inevitable that traditional cultures will be lost as technology develops. Technology and traditional cultures are incompatible. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this view? v.15

It is inevitable that traditional cultures will be lost as technology develops. Technology and traditional cultures are incompatible. with this view? v. 15
Many people believe that developments of technology will perish the value of the traditional cultures, since they are incompatible. Although the first reactions to some people is to concur to such claims. Nevertheless, there are several reasons to refute this statement. In the following paragraphs, there are a number of perspectives to discuss this issue more in-depth. Firstly, the main reason to support my position is that high tech could be used to communicate with younger to know more about why we have these conventional cultures. Take my friend, Tina, for example, her hometown has a traditional event every summer. It bothered her that her family asked her to go back every year, however, she had no ideas why the traditional event should be held. Nonetheless, last year the town used VR to show the historical stories according to cultures before launching the activity. She finally knows the relations between the activity and her hometown. From such examples, it demonstrates that technology is a good resource to use in order to introduce others. Also, another reason for my belief is that high tech is a good way to promote cultures. For instance, my sister, Jane, she went Kyoto for the holidays last spring. Since she saw many of her friends posted amazing flowers' photos on Facebook, in addition, they attended traditional temple's celebrations there. Therefore, she bought the tickets immediately and then she flew to Japan on the next day. Consequently, it can be said that high tech could help promoting cultures widely. To conclude, it is not to say other points of view are totally without merits. Nonetheless, the reasons I have presented could support the position that I disagree with conventional cultures are inalienable with technology's development.
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believe that developments of technology will perish the value of the
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traditional
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cultures
, since they are incompatible.
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Although
the
first
reactions to
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some
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people
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is
to concur to such claims.
Nevertheless
, there are several
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reasons
to refute this statement. In the following paragraphs, there are a number of perspectives to discuss this issue more in-depth.

Firstly
, the main
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reason
to support my position is that high tech could be
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used
to communicate with younger to know more about why we have these conventional
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cultures
. Take my friend, Tina,
for example
, her hometown has a
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traditional
This phrase/word (depending on the context) can be potentially replaced with :
event
every summer. It bothered her that her family asked her to go back every year,
however
, she had no
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ideas
why the
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traditional
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event
should
be held
. Nonetheless, last year the town
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used
VR to
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show
the historical stories according to
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cultures
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before
launching the activity. She
finally
knows the relations between the activity and her hometown. From such examples, it demonstrates that technology is a
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good
resource to
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use
in order to introduce others.

Also
, another
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reason
for my belief is that high tech is a
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good
way to promote
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cultures
.
For instance
, my sister, Jane, she went Kyoto for the holidays last spring. Since she
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saw
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many
of her friends posted amazing flowers' photos on Facebook,
in addition
, they attended
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traditional
temple's celebrations there.
Therefore
, she
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bought
the tickets
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immediately and
then she flew to Japan on the
next
day.
Consequently
, it can
be said
that high tech could
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help
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promoting
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cultures
widely
.

To conclude
, it is not to say other points of view are
totally
without merits. Nonetheless, the
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reasons
I have presented could support the position that I disagree with conventional
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cultures
are inalienable with technology's development.
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IELTS essay It is inevitable that traditional cultures will be lost as technology develops. Technology and traditional cultures are incompatible. with this view? v. 15

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
289 words
7.5
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Coherence and Cohesion: 7.5
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