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

Technology

has replaced human work in many areas of

life

. The

further

we dive into a more technological world the more we leave conventional skills and practices behind. Though some people argue that the replacement of

such

skills ultimately leads to the end of ways of

life

, I agree that countries develop and invest in

technology

for they can provide a better

life

and grow ourselves as a being. It is undeniable that

technology

has improved the human's quality of

life

. Since the industrial revolution, humans have drastically increased their

life

expectancy across the globe. The impacts of technological advancements in modern

society

is huge and provide us with a more affordable and easy way of

life

.

For instance

, a couple of hundred of years ago the invention of the lightbulb caused a disruption in

society

, where many jobs were lost and plenty others were created.

As a result

of that invention, it is now unthinkable to live without electricity in modern

society

.

Thus

, though

technology

creates disruption and eradicates more traditional trades, it benefits the lives of millions and pushes

society

forward. That being said, in modern

society

, it is known that we as a specie will have to become a more developed being in order to continue to inhabit

this

planet. And

technology

will play a huge role in it. Advancements in science, biology, physics, and other areas are essential to explore the earth's resources responsibly and to its fullest.

For example

, the recent scientific search for clean sources of energy is a great investment that will enable us to enhance our knowledge and grow as a civilization by exploring and sustainable using the resources we have access to.

Consequently

, as we develop as a civilization we

also

develop ourselves as human beings. To conclude, the eradication of more traditional skills is not always a negative thing. The replacement of

such

tasks with

technology

can, and most likely will, provide us with a better quality of

life

and a

society

developed to its fullest capacity.