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When a country develops its technology, the traditional skills and ways of life die out. It is pointless to try and keep them alive.To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion?

#country #technology #skills #life
Conventional skills and ways of living become obsolete and forgotten when a nation advances its
technology
.
Hence
, some argue that there is no purpose to preserve
such
 traditional skills. I do not concur with the aforementioned statement as
such
skills teach
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skills, teach
 us invaluable lessons and are more sustainable than
technology
. The idea of learning traditional skills and keeping them alive is because of the invaluable lessons associated with it. By learning
such
 skills can instil the
imperativeness
 of
hardwork
Suggestion
hard work
 to the children and
also
 help them understand that it takes an investment of time and effort to gain skill.
In contrast
, sophisticated
technology
 are not able to achieve
this
 as the main purpose and function is bring convenience to our lives and making our lives easier. Yet another reason is sustainability. In an industrialised country, methods used in mass production are heavily influenced by
technology which
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technology, which
 create negative byproducts
such
 as pollution and waste, which bring irreversible damage to the environment whereas traditional skills are more environmentally friendly. To exemplify, wood crafting does not contribute to global
warming but
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warming, but
 factories that manufacture products
such
 as
shirt
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shirts
 and plastic do emit considerable amount of greenhouse gases which is one of the contributing
factor
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factors
 to climate change. For
this
 reason, traditional skills should be preserved. In conclusion,
although
technology
has bring
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has brought
 positive impact to our lives and are indispensable to modern lives, traditional skills should not be forgotten and it is not pointless to preserve it as it can achieve things that cannot be done by
technology
such
 as being environmentally friendly and teaching hardship to the youth.
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  • Technological advancement
  • Efficiency
  • Global connectivity
  • Cultural identity
  • Diversity
  • Innovation
  • Coexist
  • Sustainable
  • Eco-friendly
  • Energy-intensive
  • Practical skills
  • Self-sufficiency
  • Homogenize
  • Preservation
  • Global diversity
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