It is inevitable that traditional cultures will be lost as technology develops. Technology and traditional cultures are incompatible. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this view?

In a modern
world
, a relation between tradition and
technology
is a key issue that affects society. Many people believe that traditional values and
technology
are incapable of coexisting. I partially agree with
this
opinion. While it may be true in the case of some societies, others seem to be unaffected by the
technology
and the modern
world
. On the one hand, it is clear that
technology
has brought many changes to our society. The process of industrialization in developed countries has certainly contributed to the disappearance of
traditional
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a traditional way
way
of life.
For example
, before
technology
developments, people lived in small villages, where they shared customs and traditional values.
However
, developments in transport, communication and infrastructure led to the disappearance of the traditional
way
of life as people moved to the cities. Nowadays, traditional cultures in those countries were lost due to the influence of
technology
.
On the other hand
, in some parts of the
world
traditional cultures
between
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among
people have survived. There are many countries in the
world
that still maintain their cultural values. One explanation might be that those countries are less influenced by modern
technology
. A good example of
this
is most countries in Africa that are untouched by
technology
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technological
developments. These communities have continued to hunt and gather food from the forest.
In addition
, other less developed countries
such
as
third
world
countries have found a
way
to balance between
develops
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development
developer
developers
of
technology
and keeping traditional values. In conclusion, along with the
technology
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technological
developments, many countries lost their traditional
way
of life.
However
, there are countries where the
technology
did not influence. I believe it depends on whether we speak about developed countries,
third
world
countries or undeveloped countries.
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