Advances in science and technology and other areas of society in the last 100 years have transformed the way we live as well as postponing the day we die. There is no better lime to be alive than now. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion?

Over the

last

100 years, research in science, technology and related areas of society have changed the way of life and increasing the length of life and

hence

it is the best point to live is now.

However

, I fully disagree with the given hypothesis based on the reasons listed below.

Firstly

, with every passing year, the advancement of medical innovation is growing at an exponential rate. So, every year of the future can provide a better life to society than the previous ones.

For example

, the cure for cancer was predicted to be available by 2100 and we are accelerating our pace of solving

this

problem and

hence

now there is credible evidence that we can find the cure by 2050.

Therefore

the time to live after 25 years would be a lot better than now.

Secondly

, The world has become more proactive to mitigate issues arising from climate change in recent times and

this

has led to cleaner air than in the past.

Hence

the future would witness better health of all people. In the past, there was not even

such

awareness, but due to the existence of platforms like Facebook and Twitter, the governments are working more efficiently to avoid criticism than they use to in the past and

this

efficiency is bound to reach greater heights in 25 years from now and that can be the best point to live. In conclusion, I would like to reiterate that I fully disagree with the statement that the best point to live is now as technological and scientific advances are changing the lifestyle and postponing the time of death to every person in

this

world. My reasons for

this

disagreement can be summarized as the rate of innovation of higher in the

next

two decades and governments across the world have shown more results with respect to ensuring that people live for a longer duration for the future compared to the past.