Curiosity is one of the most interesting qualities of humans. It leads to the discovery of what was thought to be impossible, travelling the isolated habitat such as the South Pole, for instance. Moreover, the scientists and tourists in today’s era can now undeniably make South Pole as their next destination. My conviction dictates that boons as well as disadvantages of the said development are existential.
In certain demographics of the world, discovering the unknown gives a sense of satisfaction. ”What is the life conditions in the remote areas? Can people survive in that kind of place? ” These are but some of the products of human inquisitiveness. Being able to answer the aforementioned queries can decode the advantages of travelling to remote places. Primarily, visiting isolated natural environment lets people understand more about the wonders of nature. It gives specific individuals, particularly the experts, alternative ideas in case the usual sanctuary becomes troublesome. Exposing one’s self, especially the scientists and tourists, to unpopular destinations provides unlimited horizons of knowledge.
New possibilities sound perfect, however, disadvantages are inevitable. If one thinks thoroughly, he/she will realize that travelling to unfamiliar places is risky because of the following: one, the explorer might not be able to go back home as the environment or weather may not be conducive for survival; two, the serenity as well as the resources might be disturbed by irresponsible visitors. A stellar example of it is South Pole. The place is infamous because of its extremely freezing temperature and upon visiting, a person might experience frost bites resulting to health threats. Clearly, the humankind’s comprehension about the venture he/she is about to go must be a pre-requisite.
As a denouement, the advancement of the generation has brought new discoveries such as travelling to the remote natural environment. While the activity sounds advantageous, negative results, health risk and environmental destruction, for instance, exist. At the end of the day, people need to weigh things first and they must do a deliberate research before doing something new.
Curiosity is one of the most interesting qualities of humans. It leads to the discovery of what was
thought
to be impossible,
travelling
the isolated habitat such as the South Pole,
for instance
.
Moreover
, the scientists and tourists in
today
’s era can
now
undeniably
make
South Pole as their
next
destination. My conviction dictates that boons
as well
as disadvantages of the said development are existential.
In certain demographics of the world, discovering the unknown gives a sense of satisfaction.
”What
is the life conditions in the remote areas? Can
people
survive in that kind of
place
? ” These are
but
some of the
products of human inquisitiveness. Being able to answer the aforementioned queries can decode the advantages of
travelling
to remote
places
.
Primarily
, visiting isolated natural environment
lets
people
understand more about the wonders of nature. It gives specific individuals,
particularly
the experts, alternative
ideas
in case the usual sanctuary becomes troublesome. Exposing one’s self,
especially
the scientists and tourists, to unpopular destinations provides unlimited horizons of knowledge.
New possibilities sound perfect,
however
, disadvantages are inevitable. If one
thinks
thoroughly
, he/she will realize that
travelling
to unfamiliar
places
is risky
because
of the following: one, the explorer might not be able to go back home as the environment or weather may not be conducive for survival; two, the serenity
as well
as the resources might
be disturbed
by irresponsible visitors. A stellar example of it is South Pole. The
place
is infamous
because
of its
extremely
freezing temperature and upon visiting, a person might experience frost bites resulting to health threats.
Clearly
, the humankind’s comprehension about the venture he/she is about to go
must
be a
pre-requisite
.
As a
denouement
, the advancement of the generation has brought new discoveries such as
travelling
to the remote natural environment. While the activity sounds advantageous,
negative
results, health
risk
and environmental destruction,
for instance
, exist. At the
end
of the day,
people
need to weigh things
first and
they
must
do a deliberate research
before
doing something new.