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SteveTechnology cannot solve issues related to human emotions and relationships, such as loneliness, love, and empathy. It also cannot solve ethical dilemmas that require moral judgment and consideration of complex human values. Additionally, technology cannot solve inherently philosophical questions about the meaning of life and existence.
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Where Hydrogen should be???in Periodic Table..
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There are many questions, especially religious ones. For example, the most obvious question so many of us have asked, what happens when we die? So far, science has not been able to solve that one. .. Just think outside the box.. there are lots of questions science can't answer.
Science and technology are knowledge based. They give no strength to what men and women need to solve problems. They might give power, "with knowledge comes power" but what you do with this power is what is important. The true things in life that must be grasped are love and wisdom. These are what will allow someone the ability to deal with real world problems. Knowledge is like a list of facts, and science gives us knowledge. Wisdom is applying knowledge to daily life which is what truly matters.
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