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Did people long ago use technology?
People have always used technology, from the very first time they picked up a stick to use it to extend typical human performance, from that day on, that person realized the properties of the ability to perform aditional tasks by the use of the stick. Eventually all technology evolves, as we do. When we ask new questions, and start to figure out how to perform new things, it is by use of technology.
Why wont moms let there kids get on the computer?
Because of overprotection. Some people do not like technology. Some parents are overprotective. And some do not wish to expose their child to things they will eventually discover, such as pornography or racism.
What is the disadvantage of technology and innovation?
(1) externalities- e.g. air pollution and water pollution (2) high unemployment due to substitution technology. (3) lack of thinking about intelligent. (4) lack of creativity of human. (5) self-study can eventually slow. (6) exausion of resources due to innovation technology. (7) waste of time. (8) waste of capital than necessary. (9) relative externalities may be poor health. (10) result of innovation technology may be violence. (11) may be individualistic.
How could you use eventually in a sentence?
You just did. Eventually, everyone will use the word eventually
Impact of science and technology to the world?
Science and Technology are both used in this world a great deal. It's to the point where we are to dependent on technology, that if it was taken away, we would no be able to exist in a world where everything was done by hand as it was so long ago. It's as one who does drugs goes into withdrawal, you cannot just take away their substance and be assured that they will be alright, the symptoms of withdrawal will cause their life to slip away, and eventually, to die. Technology can destroy us, and I do see it happening this very moment. It destroys us by how much we use it, how it effects the government, how daily tasks become the tasks of a machine or how the entire thinking process rests on the data base of a computer.
What did Rowland and Melina demonstrate in 1974?
CFC's would eventually deplete stratospheric ozone.
How did the colonists show their resentment of the stamp act?
The colonists showed their resentment of the Stamp Act by staging demonstrations. Eventually the unpopular act was repealed by Parliament.
How did the event's in Kansas demonstrate the unrest that would eventually take shape throughout the nation?
how long is Kansas
Meitner's research eventually led to the development of which technology?
the microscope
How did the events in Kansas demonstrate the unrest that would eventually take shape throughout the nation?
how long is Kansas
How does technology affect you personally?
Well eventually when you use technology a lot all you want to do us use technology and when people want your attention they take away your technology and you get mad and your personality changes
What technology was introduced in the 1990s that will eventually replace analog television?
digital tv
How will the technology develop in the future?
Eventually scientists will make ideas more advanced and use forms of technology that we have now and advance it further, technology will get better and better throughout time.
Identify and describe emerging technologies?
Emerging technology is technology based on a new idea that is being tested to determine if it will produce the results it claims, with the ultimate goal that the technology will eventually be mass produced.
What is the song called that sounds like a robot talking and eventually repeats saying technology?
technoligic
What are the Advantages and disadvantage of technological environment?
Technology helps us live longer, yet if the right technology is ignored or too productive, we will eventually kill ourselves anyway.
Does a hybrid car need to be plugged in?
No, all cars that are hybrids as of now are charged by a regular gasoline or diesel engine as opposed to AC. Some cars will have the capability eventually such as Chevrolet's Volt.
