It is inevitable that as technology advances, traditional cultures will be lost. It seems that we cannot have these two things together. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

In the era of globalization,

technology

has been playing a major role in transforming

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lives

life

of billions of people. At the same time, many communities across the world are in a fear of losing their

culture

with the

raise

a growth in strength or number or importance

rise

of the

technology

. I completely disagree with the statement.

First

of all, I believe that even though the

technology

and the

culture

are interlinked to each other, the former one has little sway in influencing the

civilizational

attributes because the traditions and values have been integral and inseparable part of human

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life

over thousands of years. Generally, humans by nature have a tendency to preserve anything

that is

old and valuable.

For example

, in India, there are hundreds of different cultures and even after rapid industrialization and scientific development over the

last

century, most of the ancient tribes and communities are still thriving and embracing their roots.

Secondly

,

technology

helps in preserving the

culture

. In fact, many ancient societies went extinct because of the inability to preserve their way of life in some form or the other. Without development in the knowledge, it wouldn’t be possible to save the ethos in the long run.

For example

, if we look at the two oldest surviving civilizations like

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the Indian

and Chinese, their entire history and

culture

were preserved and protected in the form architecture, books and art. So, in my

opinion there

Accept comma addition

opinion, there

is no need to vilify the technological achievements that humanity has made. To conclude, traditional cultures and

technology

should go hand in hand, we can’t resist the later in the fear of losing tradition.