This situation highlights the conflict between loyalty to family and civil obedience because the King, Creon, criticizes the fact that Antigone honors her brother Polynices equally as she did with her brother Eteocles. The king forbade Eteocles to be buried because he was considered a traitor. However, Antigone went against his words and buried him. She maintained her loyalty to family and disobeyed the King's command.
<h2><em>It's a developed country with elaborate infrastructure, high quality of life, and technological innovation. Japanese learned to work and build efficiently and to focus on mental capital rather than material wealth. Japanese relied on economic liberalism and private industry to make the necessary technological leaps.</em></h2>
Current day engineers and now very educated and advanced. But technology advances everyday as well so they have to keep up. There are new machines in their work that they have to use. So they have to learn to generate the machines often.
