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irina1246 [14]
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How has science and technology influenced everyday life? Explain

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aliya0001 [1]3 years ago
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Science and technology have influenced everyday life for thousands of years. If it hadn't we would still be living in caves and struggling to stay alive. Everything you see around you is a form of technology. Science itself can be considered a form of technology because it has helped us advance as humans and become more able to overcome disease and predators. Most humans today wake up and are subjected to technology's control because we've fed into it so much that it would extremely hard, if not impossible, for us to survive without it.

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