TECHNOLOGY – Where do we draw the line??
             Over the centuries, man has revolutionised, and developed, improving our intelligence, appearance and health care to better the man kind.
             With the development, came the age of technology, which has become the mother of man kind's life as we know it, and as every mother says, 'if I can bring you into this world, I can certainly take you out of it!' So, is technology a wish come true or a disaster waiting to happen? Where do we draw the line?
             No one can be sure of when technology started, who came up with the idea, or even if anyone realised the consequences. It probably started off completely innocently, trying to improve the lives of people by giving them electricity, communications and healthcare.
             But as time went on, more and more technology was being introduced into the world. More inventions were being invented. More ideas were becoming reality, replacing people to make industry more efficient.
             Computers are the new life. Not only can computers calculate, search, process, communicate and teach our children, they can also introduce people to a life on an international scale. All of a sudden, a six year old in Spain can be having a chat with teenagers in America and single mother in the UK. The communications bring every country, every race and every home together as one. The computer age has no limit.
             As days go by, more and more jobs are being taken over by our 'inventions'. No longer do you need the postal service, newspapers, school textbooks or even telephones. Every new make of computers can complete millions of tasks. The development is so rapid, most people don't even realise how fast the world is becoming computer dependant. Instead of tills in shopping centres, we now have computer screens. Instead of animators drawing up every scene, we have computer graphics. 'The perfect model' has also been invented, which will soon
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