Technology changed the features of everything around us, however, our original treats linger. While a country enhances its technological development, the conventional skills and styles of living vanish. Moreover, it does not make any sense to hold onto them. The Essay will argue why this is completely preposterous.
Although it's really hard to keep the traditional habits and ways of life alive when a nation develops its technology, it's always worth it. Furthermore, it is those original characterestics that distinguish a human race from another. For instance, in Japan, despite the major scientific achievements, they still believe in the simple spiritual superstitions of their ancestors. Therefore, preserving the ancient authentic style of life does not contradict with the ability of development.
On the contrary, some people think that it's useless to hold on to the ancient way in which people used to live while dealing with modern technology. Indeed, that would be not only difficult, but also pointless. For example, in China, old museums are replaced with modern scientific galleries. Consequently, it's not always feasible not to give up on the traditional form of life while adapting to the current technological evolution.
In conclusion, it's illogical for a nation to endeavour not to let go of our authentic skills and conventional lifestyle when it works on its technology. The Essay argued why this is extremely inaccurate. In my opinion, there is no contradiction between such goals and it's totally acceptable to stick to what our ancestors passed to us through different generations and also cope with the modern world.
Technology
changed
the features of everything around us,
however
, our original treats linger. While a country enhances its technological development, the conventional
skills
and styles of living vanish.
Moreover
, it does not
make
any sense to hold onto them. The Essay will argue why this is completely preposterous.
Although
it's
really
hard
to
keep
the traditional habits and ways of life alive when a nation develops its
technology
,
it's
always worth it.
Furthermore
, it is those original
characterestics
that distinguish a human race from another.
For instance
, in Japan, despite the major scientific achievements, they
still
believe in the simple spiritual superstitions of their ancestors.
Therefore
, preserving the ancient authentic style of life does not contradict with the ability of development.
On the contrary
,
some
people
think
that
it's
useless to hold on to the ancient way in which
people
used
to
live
while dealing with modern
technology
.
Indeed
, that would be not
only
difficult,
but
also
pointless.
For example
, in China,
old
museums
are replaced
with modern scientific galleries.
Consequently
,
it's
not always feasible not to give up on the traditional form of life while adapting to the
current
technological evolution.
In conclusion
,
it's
illogical for a nation to
endeavour
not to
let
go of our authentic
skills
and conventional lifestyle when it works on its
technology
. The Essay argued why this is
extremely
inaccurate. In my opinion, there is no contradiction between such goals and
it's
totally
acceptable to stick to what our ancestors passed to us through
different
generations and
also
cope with the modern world.