The most important aim of science should be to improve people's lives. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?

Nowadays, an increasing number of people are concerned about the
science
.
However
, the most essential target of
science
is to prompt the
life
of human beings.
This
is a controversial issue. From my perspective, I don’t think
such
a given argument can be justified.
To begin
with, it is true that
science
can promote our
life
since it is convenient for us to live.
For example
, there are
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of transportation at present which ere not exist before. It
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a lot of time and
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substitute methods to travel with the development of
science
. When residents go to work, if
the
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car accident
happen
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,
so
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they may change
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way of commuting
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underground.
Therefore
,
science
can change our
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and let us live better.
Nevertheless
,
science
also
can explore something that we don’t know now.
This
is the same critical as improving people’s lives. When we find out some
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truths
or
priciples
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principles
,
this
is necessary for people either, especially for the future.
For instance
, some
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research the universe, which can not enhance the quality of
life
, but it is crucial
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people.
As a result
, exploring the
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such
as the universe is as important as
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human’s
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lives. As far as I am concerned
science
can increase our quality of
life
, but it is rather reckless to jump to
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conclusion that it
also
can explore some unknown things.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • crucial role
  • technological advancements
  • medical discoveries
  • life-changing inventions
  • innovations
  • solutions to human problems
  • enhancing quality of life
  • improvement of healthcare
  • transportation
  • communication
  • agriculture
  • energy sectors
  • eradication of diseases
  • prolongation of life expectancy
  • global challenges
  • climate change
  • overpopulation
  • food security
  • developed world
  • underprivileged communities
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