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When a country develops its technology, the traditional skills and ways of life die out. It is pointless to try and keep them alive. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion. v.4

When a country develops its technology, the traditional skills and ways of life die out. It is pointless to try and keep them alive. with this opinion. v. 4
Technology today has evolved so much that it has had a huge impact on traditional ways of living and working. Many old fashioned jobs and practices have already become extinct and some people argue that there is no point in trying to revive them. I totally agree with this view. As stated above, technology has caused / has led to rapid changes which have resulted in machines replacing men at work. A job that required 100 men before the advent of industrialisation can now be performed by just one machine, its operator and a handful of people who maintain that machine. In addition, companies have stated to make huge profits as machines do not get tired as humans do and there is only little expense involved in their maintenance. All this has resulted in loss of jobs; however, this decline in employment opportunity is only seen in the un-skilled sector. According to a survey conducted by various institutes for the years 1970-2000, technological advancement has affected 75% of un-skilled jobs and only 10% of skilled jobs. Furthermore, there is an increase in the number of skilled jobs and new sectors have come into existence during this period creating 30 million jobs every year. Obviously, there is no point in making policies to preserve the jobs which are bound to vanish with the time. I would like to conclude that although technological changes have resulted in the loss of some jobs it also generated new job opportunities thus no effort is required from the law makers to save what are to be gone. In the end, “where there is an end there is a new beginning”.
Technology
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today
has evolved
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so
much that it has had a huge impact on traditional ways of living and working.
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old fashioned
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jobs
and practices have already become extinct and
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some
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people
argue that there is no point in trying to revive them. I
totally
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agree
with this view.

As stated above, technology has caused / has led to rapid
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changes
which have resulted in machines replacing
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men
at work. A
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job
that required 100
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men
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before
the advent of
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industrialisation
can
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now
be performed
by
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just
one machine, its operator and a handful of
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people
who maintain that machine.

In addition
,
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companies
have stated to
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make
huge profits as machines do not
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get
tired as humans do and there is
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only
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little
expense involved in their maintenance. All this has resulted in loss of
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jobs
;
however
, this decline in employment opportunity is
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only
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seen
in the
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un-skilled
sector. According to a survey conducted by various institutes for the years 1970-2000, technological advancement has
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affected
75% of
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un-skilled
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jobs
and
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only
10% of skilled
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jobs
.
Furthermore
, there is an increase in the number of skilled
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jobs
and new sectors have
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come
into existence during this period creating 30 million
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jobs
every year.
Obviously
, there is no point in making policies to preserve the
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jobs
which
are bound
to vanish with the time.

I would like
to conclude
that although technological
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changes
have resulted in the loss of
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some
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jobs
it
also
generated new
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job
opportunities
thus
no effort
is required
from the law makers to save what are to
be gone
. In the
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end
, “where there is an
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end
there is a new beginning”.
7Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
10Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
4Mistakes
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IELTS essay When a country develops its technology, the traditional skills and ways of life die out. It is pointless to try and keep them alive. with this opinion. v. 4

Essay
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4 paragraphs
275 words
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