Mere discoveries and inventions in the field of Scientific Technology,
cannot ensure its implementation of technology in all parts of the world.
Scientific research may be carried out in any part of the world but
its fruits cannot be eaten by all the people of the world safely.
As man has got enticed to the comforts and thrills of technology,
life without it is almost impossible. In an age of globalization, it
would not be wise to remain aloof. Being a part of this world, one
cannot deny the developments taking place elsewhere at a rapid speed.
In the world of globalization, one has to keep pace with
the changing needs and demands. As such, countries need to upgrade themselves. Without a fast means of transportation, one cannot save time which is the most valuable of all.
Putting in place, a new infrastructure through re-structuring, is not enough. What needs to be done, is re-defining the culture and attitude, is the primary requirement.
Only then, can the fruits of technology
be eaten by the people of a nation.
When the government and its people fail to create
a right environment for the invading technology,
adverse effects of technology becomes inevitable, which may result in accidents. When technology takes its roots in a place where people are not much bothered about the safety aspects, it would claim the lives of many. That does not mean that a nation should remain conservative with its old technology.
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With the out-dated technology, a nation has to spend huge amounts
technology. Not only, is its fuel consumption high
but also the time taken to carry the passengers or
goods, especially to a long distance, is also very
long.
But, things must take a new shape because without technology, a nation would become fish out of water.
The world is too busy to waste a moment.
The extra-ordinary speed of the functioning is
what becomes the need of the hour.
e, the tragedies would be beyond imagination and compensation. Before embarking on the
implementation of the new technology,safety measures have to be ensured. Otherwis
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