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  1. Essay topics: Government funding for pure science endeavors, such as space exploration, should be reduced in order to direct more funding towards humanitarian science projects. Write a response in which you discuss the extent to which you agree or disagree with the claim. In developing and supporting your position, be sure to consider specific instances for which this statement may or may not be true. Over the last century we as humans have witnessed a phenomenal advancement in the space exploration sector. New private companies such as SpaceX and Blue Origin have pledged to take humans to planet Mars for the first time. NASA, which is an independent space agency of the United States has a budget of approximately $2 bilion dollars annually. It is difficult to account for the direct impact space exploration has caused on the socity as a whole. Space exploration has helped us in making various scientific discoveries and in providing a better understanding of the functions of our cosmos. The question is whether is it worth spending so much to see space as venue for futhure scientific discoveries rather than directing such funds towards humanitarian science projetcs? Humanity’s imagination and curiosity is one of the biggest factor which has lead us to explore the space frontiers and solve one of our basic questions, who are we? Space explorartion has played a big role in proving few answers to our existential questions. Humans are still at the rudimentary stage in exploring our unimginably vast universe. Our home, which is planet Earth has only a limited amount of resources which is depleting at an unprecedented rate. There will come a time when we have used up all our resources and will not be able to provide basic necessities to our growing population. The only way to meet these demands is if we have mastered and made space travel cheaper. Humans will then be able to extract resources from other planets or their moons. With the help of space exploration we humans can find and colonize different planets in case of a natural catastrophe. Technology and communication play vital roles in our society. Today, within seconds we can locate malls or restaurants near us and send instant messages or share funny cat videos. Its because we humans have a good understanding of the Earth’s orbit we can launch satellites which is a great contributor to our existing fast communication system. Another major benefit derived from space exploration is that it helps us to detect any harmful radiation from explosion of stars near our solar system coming towards us. On the other hand, there are other fileds in science which requires immediate attention, such as finding cheaper ways to produce clean energy and redefining agriculture. Solving these issues will have an immediate and a direct impact on the society. Advancement in renewable energy will help us tackling climate change and will eradicate the need for resources from other celestial bodies. Given that there are limited funds priorities have to be determined. From a broader perspective and for the protection of the human race it is necessary to divert most of the funds to development of space travel and exploration.
  2. I will be very grateful if you give some suggestions. Thanks in advanceTopic- As people rely more and more on technology to solve problems, the ability of humans to think for themselves will surely deteriorate.Essay-Humans have well developed there quality of thinking, then to deteriorate. Technology all over the world has so widely developed that people can use things without being to move from place to place as in ancient times. In today’s world technology is something unavoidable, so it has its own advantages and disadvantages on the thinking of humans.Firstly, technology has improved our communication power, it has provided us with different platforms to communicate easily to our colleagues and loved ones. For instance, Facebook, Whatsapp and various other platforms have break the bridge between short and long distance communication. Also, E-mail is one of the best thing happened to the world by providing us with instant contact in our private and corporate life. On the other hand, Technology also reduced our ‘ Talking Capabilities’ which is a disadvantage to the humans. Nowadays, people are so indulge in their phones that they don’t communicate in person to each other.Secondly, increasing websites and blogs for instant information is a great thing in a society which is so busy in their life. People don’t have time to read the whole news or article, but applications in phones have made it easier to access it anywhere to get a glance whenever needed. But with increasing banal culture of looking to information and just reading in a small amount has decreased capability of reading it from the books or newspaper. Additionally, some cafe’s start mentioning on sign boards that not to use phones and just talk to people or person with you. They start providing you with magazines and novels to read while drinking coffee or tea.Furthermore, Playing games with statistical modes or playing games which improves your thinking power surely able to rise human analytical skills. But playing games whole day will make you more lazier than anyone in this world. Outside activities tend to move away from gamers who always indulge themselves in games , also they induce health problems and mental illness while sitting on same place whole day. Example Body aches, disturbed body posture , obesity have reduced the thinking capabilities of humans.In conclusion, Tech has provided us with everything in this world, from communication improvement to getting information in just a second of time. Also it has been researched that gaming has improved analytical skills, but to use tech wisely and judiciously is what we need to implement and not overuse it. Anything which is overused will surely deteriorate our thinking abilities as well as mess with our health.
  3. I will be very grateful for your suggestion on this task. Thanks in advance. Topic- As people rely more and more on technology to solve problems, the ability of humans to think for themselves will surely deteriorate. Essay- Humans have well developed there quality of thinking, then to deteriorate. Technology all over the world has so widely developed that people can use things without being to move from place to place as in ancient times. In today’s world technology is something unavoidable, so it has its own advantages and disadvantages on the thinking of humans. Firstly, technology has improved our communication power, it has provided us with different platforms to communicate easily to our colleagues and loved ones. For instance, Facebook, Whatsapp and various other platforms have break the bridge between short and long distance communication. Also, E-mail is one of the best thing happened to the world by providing us with instant contact in our private and corporate life. On the other hand, Technology also reduced our ‘ Talking Capabilities’ which is a disadvantage to the humans. Nowadays, people are so indulge in their phones that they don’t communicate in person to each other. Secondly, increasing websites and blogs for instant information is a great thing in a society which is so busy in their life. People don’t have time to read the whole news or article, but applications in phones have made it easier to access it anywhere to get a glance whenever needed. But with increasing banal culture of looking to information and just reading in a small amount has decreased capability of reading it from the books or newspaper. Additionally, some cafe’s start mentioning on sign boards that not to use phones and just talk to people or person with you. They start providing you with magazines and novels to read while drinking coffee or tea. Furthermore, Playing games with statistical modes or playing games which improves your thinking power surely able to rise human analytical skills. But playing games whole day will make you more lazier than anyone in this world. Outside activities tend to move away from gamers who always indulge themselves in games , also they induce health problems and mental illness while sitting on same place whole day. Example Body aches, disturbed body posture , obesity have reduced the thinking capabilities of humans. In conclusion, Tech has provided us with everything in this world, from communication improvement to getting information in just a second of time. Also it has been researched that gaming has improved analytical skills, but to use tech wisely and judiciously is what we need to implement and not overuse it. Anything which is overused will surely deteriorate our thinking abilities as well as mess with our health.
  4. Question: As people rely more and more on technology to solve problems, the ability of humans to think for themselves will surely deteriorate. Write a response in which you discuss the extent to which you agree or disagree with the statement and explain your reasoning for the position you take. In developing and supporting your position, you should consider ways in which the statement might or might not hold true and explain how these considerations shape your position. Response: With the development of science and technology made throughout the human history, especially the past one hundred years or so, people these days are spending more time relying on technology to solve various types of problems. Admittedly, the improvement of technology and its contribution to a more convenient daily life does to certain extent obviate the necessity of many traditional tasks, subtly affecting the humans’ ability of thinking. Nevertheless, as a whole effect in general, technology progress improves working efficiency and labor safety, and frees humans from low-level repetitive physical work to high-level decision-making intellectual work. Therefore, advancement in technology will, in no way, reduce the ability of humans to think. It is true that in many situations, the requirement for thinking seems less demanding than before due to the development of technology as the “brains” of computers have replaced humans’ role in many tasks. For instance, students no longer need to think hard to solve involving algebraic equations as calculators could do the job for them; engineers do not have to worry about the side effect of modifying their design drawings at one place as in the past due to the modern CAD software’s smart updates for all affected parts; people nowadays could simply forget about their previous pains of finding parking lots, when they go shopping at some remote super-markets, as the contemporary online shopping systems will deliver the customers anything they need right away with the help of modern logistics, information technology and advanced transportation tools. The development of technology does so much that humans are no longer required to solve many of the traditional tasks and consequently humans’ ability of thinking seems indeed less explored, exercised or even deteriorating. But does the improvement of technology really eliminate the necessity of thinking and deprive humans of their opportunity of solving problems by themselves? With the fading away of stereotyped problems, such as solving algebraic equation on a piece of sketch paper, people are now faced with completely new types of problems, such as how to utilize calculators and computers to solve more complex problems where instead of the regular manipulation, innovation and creativity are tested. Technology on the one hand frees humans from perfunctory work, yet on the other hand brings in more demanding tasks. In the old days, factory workers had to operate their machines for repeated parts processing which seemed very laborious, however, nowadays they have to program CNC machines for automatic parts manufacturing and tool replacement and they are asked to work on more than one CNC machines as the manager feels the employees are “working less”. Technology does replace humans’ role in many traditional tasks, but technology puts humans in new positions which are more intellectually based. In addition, with the emergence of new technologies, a host of new problems have also turned up. The new technology of utilizing nuclear energy for generating electricity brings forward new questions of its ecological impact when the nuclear plant’s cooling water, contaminated with radiation, is discharged into the rivers and ocean. While the development of antibiotics helped cure many patients with infection, it at the same time also produced the question of bacteria’s developed immunity which makes many previously effective medicines invalid and that whether the development of these antibiotics indirectly facilitates the mutation of bacteria towards a more hazardous and dangerous state. All these new problems never existed before the development of these new technologies and they require far more thinking than the old problems. In conclusion, while technology frees humans from the traditional laborious work, it brings forth new types of problems which are more intellectually intense and even unprecedented. Humans’ mind has been working on all kinds of problems throughout the history to keep up with pace of our world change. With the development of technology, old problems might become obsolete but new problems with more challenges will never stop appearing, ensuring the opportunity for humans’ mind to explore and develop to a higher state and securing the brains’ role of thinking from deteriorating.
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