Technology

Technology is, by definition, the practical application of knowledge. It is the systematic treatment of art and science. Our new science is circular in its motivation. The proclivity only grows more definite as it kindles consecutively greater aspirations. Perhaps it is a desire, whether technical or ethical, to leave something here that is greater than before. Now the world is thriving, dominated by computers and electronic intelligence that will leave a path for our heir’s advancements into the unknown in search of broader horizons than even we dreamed of. The desires to assist the next generations with success and in turn, assist them in discovering consequential uses of their own art and science. Technology is beneficial to our society with miscellaneous ways such as education reasons, military purposes and in the medical field. We have not forgotten the values that made us great. Despite the lack of physical contact, new ideas revolutionize day to day living, proving that we are a country of entrepreneurs, new age of businesses ourselves. With the availability of information increasing every day, our knowledge has expanded eons above what our parents thought the future would hold. We have access to facts and opinions on almost every subject to man. With information provided from the internet, we can recreate ancient crimes, participate in a worldwide exploration, and read about new species of mammals discovered yesterday. Advances in technology range from cell phones and laptops to great macro computers used in the most detrimental and delicate of military operations. Jobs once performed by muscle and sinew are now performed by streamlined computers produced by computers produced by computers. Through the vital exterior of metal and computers chips, the United States stands more innovation and simplification than ever before, breaking new ground in the accomplishments of mankind. Economic growth caused by new and profound technology has sparked mass