It is sometimes argued that the traditional skill and lifestyles disappear once technological devices are developed by a country. Therefore, people thinks that trying those skills and lifestyles alive is an unnecessary effort. Personally, I firmly disagree with the perspective for two main reasons.
To begin with, old-school skills and lifestyles can be carried into the future, if one person keeps doing them owing to the fact that they do not let them die. For instance, pottery has been living for ages as we have someone who performs. Even though, we often use stainless steel pans or glass vases, there is still a significant amount of pottery product users. This leads to an increase in demand of pottery resulting in passing that skill to the future generations.
Furthermore, most of human-made products cannot be produced by machines due to the fact that there would not be human touch. A machine production causes losing the sincerity as they are cold machine. Addition to that, some skills or methods cannot be thought by machine as they have learned by experience. This has been evidenced by numerous academic studies the latest of which is one published by the University of Russia in 2018 concluding that, after the invention of the fish harvest machine, there were serious rise in fish scarcity as the machine kept haunting fishes regardless of the size. On the other hand, individuals who use the old way, let the small fishes live as they know that they should nor break the nature's system. The study further shows that some knowledge cannot be integrated into the machines such as respecting the nature, therefore, we should carry the information to generations to generations.
In conclusion, the technology has revolutionized and simplified many things in our lives, however, keeping the old way is always worth to try given the fact that we still get benefited from those skills such as pottery and it is impossible to teach humanity to machines.
It is
sometimes
argued that the traditional
skill
and lifestyles disappear once technological devices
are developed
by a country.
Therefore
,
people
thinks
that trying those
skills
and lifestyles alive is an unnecessary effort.
Personally
, I
firmly
disagree with the perspective for two main reasons.
To
begin
with,
old
-school
skills
and lifestyles can
be carried
into the future, if one person
keeps
doing them owing to the fact that they do not
let
them
die
.
For instance
, pottery has been living for ages as we have someone who performs.
Even though
, we
often
use
stainless steel pans or glass vases, there is
still
a significant amount of pottery product users. This leads to an increase in demand of pottery resulting in passing that
skill
to the future generations.
Furthermore
, most of human-made products cannot
be produced
by
machines
due to the fact that there would not be human touch. A
machine
production causes losing the sincerity as they are
cold
machine
. Addition to that,
some
skills
or methods cannot be
thought
by
machine
as they have learned by experience. This has
been evidenced
by numerous academic studies the latest of which is one published by the University of Russia in 2018 concluding that, after the invention of the fish harvest
machine
, there were serious rise in fish scarcity as the
machine
kept
haunting fishes regardless of the size.
On the other hand
, individuals who
use
the
old
way,
let
the
small
fishes
live
as they know that they should nor break the nature's system. The study
further
shows
that
some
knowledge cannot
be integrated
into the
machines
such as respecting the nature,
therefore
, we should carry the information
to generations to generations
.
In conclusion
, the technology has revolutionized and simplified
many
things in our
lives
,
however
, keeping the
old
way is always worth to try
given
the fact that we
still
get
benefited from those
skills
such as pottery and it is impossible to teach humanity to
machines
.