Technology

Just imagine a society where each of the blue-collared working class members has the privilege to lie around their homes, watching Jerry Springer and indulging in the fine delicacy of junk food all day. A worldly population that is trapped within the massive corporate world is unavoidable. Cities run by powerful, bloodthirsty executive committees, seeking to increase their profit margin by providing a surplus amount goods for the people, but at the same time will deplete the earth of its natural resources and stability.

That's where today's technological miracles have thrust us. Many of today's factories have begun to use "smart-technology" and "artificial- intelligence" to replace thousands of workers worldwide. Robot machines that produce a better product in a shorter span of time. Is the world on the brink of yet another industrial revolution? Where shall this advance take us? Into a global system of social relation and peace--where people from all over the world can intertwine within a perfect Utopia? Or will it cause pain and suffering due to a worldwide depression? A scale that would be twenty-times the size of the Great Depression during the 1920's.

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WWII marked the site of the first usage of nuclear technology. The Air Force and Navy have long exhibited computer flight simulators as an effective form of training its pilots. "(Roland Cao)

Where is the world headed towards the new millenium? Should we condemn science and technology for they have caused death and disease? Or should we put our confidence in the science and it's "understanding". Many of the immigrants filled in the necessary jobs needed for production. The atomic blast reduced it to rubble except for a limited portion of the sanctuary wall, and the remains burned into the night. As the technology increased, so did the business. Looming behind the immigration checkpoints were the dark clouds of smog where the plants and factories had been erected to manufacture exported goods to various other countries.

Computers have become the source of all major business transactions.

Nuclear Technology has also been introduced in Space exploration. People can now communicate with the use of voice, data, video, and fax; crossing desktops, time zones and cultures with ease. Near the Urakami district in Nagasaki, the red brick Urakami Cathedral, which was known as the largest in the Orient, was situated about 500 meters northeast of the Hypocenter area (central Nagasaki). "(Office of NE) An opportunity to explore further reaches of galaxy is now in our midst.

Western civilization was the heart of industrial commerce. Men and women from all over the world traveled thousands of miles to the United States in hopes of seeking religious freedom.

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