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How Technology Has Hurt Us


Although many inventions have helped us and made our lives easier they
have also caused some problems.
With the invention of the car came problems such as air pollution.
Cities are becoming more and more congested with people using their cars even
for short distances. The government is trying to make this better by making
cars pass an emmission control test. Another problem with cars is that hundreds
of people die or get seriously injured each year.
Another technical invention that maybe we would have been better without
is weapons. Although weapons were made to protect our country and keep freedom
it seems to have done the opposite. Drive by shootings are a daily occurrence
in
our big cities. More people are turning the guns on themselves. Kids bring
guns to school with them for protection against people who may use a gun on them
for retaliation. Politically its divided the nation on whether private citizens
should be able to carry guns.......

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