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The first man to walk on the moon claimed it was a step forward for mankind. However, it has made little difference in most people’s lives. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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Nowadays, due to the advent of technological advancements,human's are capable to reach and shred some light beyond the scope of the Earth. We are equipped and capable of keenly monitoring the developments in the Universe.
This
 kind of scientific developments will not add any significant advantage to a common person's
life
. I agree with the statement that, there is not much impact or improvement in human's lifestyle even after decades of landing on the
moon
.
Firstly
, it is greatly acclaimed by western media and space agencies about the accomplishment of reaching over to
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oon, but in reality
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it has negligible impact on improvising the
life
 of a tax-paying citizen.
Moreover
, policymakers should pay utmost attention to upscaling
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 of their citizens . To cite an example, the report from UNHRC unveils, the majority of the nations are still baffling to provide basic amenities to their nationals regardless of their advancement in space research.
Secondly
, humans reach to the
moon
 has been claimed as a groundbreaking achievement and showcased like it will enforce
further
 development to mankind.
This
 is not materialized even after decades, due to the fact that every person is not directly related to the success of the space mission.
For instance
, wealthy nations explored suitable living conditions and availability of water, minerals on
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oon,
this
 is no way in connection with human's day-to-day activities. To summarize, reaching out to
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oon is a great accomplishment for mankind, but that didn't directly or indirectly improve the living standards of a tax-payer. I conclude that there is no relation between these two contrasting areas of scientific development and facilitating humans with better
life
 and hope for tomorrow.
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