technology in the classical era

There are many views about technology in The Classical Era. Each section of the world had their own way with going about advancements in technology. During The classical Era. the Hans and Romans had varying attitudes upon technology like centralization and use of tools and the view of whether or not people of an educated stature should even be using them, the necessity and purpose of infrastructure, and other advancements that either helped by increasing production levels or rates, or, they hindered by decreasing production or efficiency.
The documents below help display the views and attitudes on public projects in the works of infrastructure. Document one, written by a Han government official in the early second century B.C.E., provides a strong need for public infrastructure in the way of the necessity for flood prevention construction. This view is only on of many other possible views we could have heard from, ranging from: the common wealth, all the way to royalty. Though the point of view of this document was clearly that there was an obvious necessity for a flood prevention plane, some of the other views we could have heard from like say the royalty for instance, may have not really noticed that there was a need for a flood prevention plane because they didn’t have to live with the destruction that the floods caused. The Han official may have put up a request that flood planes be built because a lot of soldiers are not well housed and so they are on the lower grounds with the common wealth people and have experienced the floods first hand, so he would be looking out for his soldiers, keeping their moral up, and over all just keeping as many alive as he could. He could have also been trying to keep their moral up in the sense that if there was a flood prevention plan, there would be no need for the soldiers to worry about their family and their loved ones, seeing that all the foot soldiers were not wealthy people nor did they come from wealthy families,