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A traditional technology is technical advances upon which something else is added to expand it. For example, farmers have been using powered plows since the steam engine. However, modern technologies have built upon the basic structures, purposes, and functioning of the plow.
In Scene 1 of the last act of the Shakespearean play, Macbeth's Lady [b. c. 1015] was found sleepwalking, rubbing her hands together, and talking to herself. She finally had lost her mind over all the bloodied losses of life that paved the way to, and secured, the Macbeths' rule over all Scotland
