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TECHNOLOGY is LIBERATING US, PRO et CONTRA

What is technology? The process by which people modify nature to meet their needs and wants Technology is a product of engineering and science

HISTORY OF TECHNOLOGY The history of the invention of tools and techniques These certainly changed lifestyle STONE & METAL TOOLS  artifacts, including bracelets, axe heads, chisels (dleto), and polishing tools  perform a variety of tasks; chopping wood; cracking open nuts; skinning an animal

CLOTHING  the fur and other materials ENERGY  FIRE  WIND POWER  ELECTRICITY

SIMPLE MACHINES AND COMPLEX MACHINES  the lever, the screw, the pulley  the clock, the engine, the electric generator and the electric motor, the computer, the radio,…  As tools increase in complexity, so does the type of knowledge needed to support them

1. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Information technology (IT); is the study, design, development,management of computer-based information systems The information technology is quite large, it covers many fields.

PRO – mobile phones – internet – television CONTRA –mobile phones – computers and internet – television

1. MOBILE PHONES -pro communication functions (SMS, internet, camera,…)

1. MOBILE PHONES -pro SMS  most used function mobile phone penetration rate –Luxembourg 158% –Hong Kong 139.8% –Western European 110% 2006  80% of the world's population has access to mobile phone

2. INTERNET -pro information resources services ( , chat, …) accessible everywhere social interaction

2. INTERNET - pro June 2008  one billion PCs June 2008  billion people use the Internet SLOVENIA, 2006  users of internet

3. TELEVISION source of entertainment and news households with one television  99% SLOVENIA  98% of households

MOBILE PHONES - contra Radiation, lack of personal contact & privacy, addiction.

COMPUTERS & INTERNET Inappropriate content, no privacy, playing computer games.

TELEVISION - contra Addiction, loss of sense of time.

2. ENGINEERING Technical, scientific knowledge+natural laws, physical resources = engineering

PRO:PRO:  BIOTECHNOLOGY  CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY  NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGY CONTRA:CONTRA:  WEAPON OF MASS DESTRUCTION  NUCLEAR WEAPONS  NUCLEAR ACCIDENTS

1. BIOTECHNOLOGY - pro  Cultivation of plants,  improves the taste, texture and appearance of the fruit,  bio fuel,  in drug discovery and approval process (INSULINE),  gene therapy ~ treating.

2. CHEMICAL INDUSTRY - pro  Products: RUBBER, PVC, PLASTIC, PAPER, PRIMARY METALS …,  the largest industrial sectors,  3.2 million jobs.

3. NUCLEAR INDUSTRY - pro  Nuclear power ~ heat, electricity …,  radiation therapy.

1. WEAPON OF MASS DESTRUCTION - contra  Biological, chemical and nuclear,  kill a lot of people, cause damage to buildings.

2. NUCLEAR WEAPONS - contra  Destructive bombs,  Nuclear deterrent.

3. NUCLEAR ACCIDENTS - contra  Under accidental circumstances, an explosion can take place inadvertently,  Chernobyl:  nuclear reactor accident,  the worst nuclear power plant disaster,  release of radioactivity.

3. TRANSPORTATION The movement of people and goods from one location to another The field can be divided into –infrastructure, –vehicles, –operations.

PRO  CARS. CONTRA  POLLUTION,  CHANGING ENVIRONMENT,  IMPACT ON PEOPLE.

CARS -pro CARS -pro availability of use transporting passengers easier access to remote places independence, freedom, and increased status for owner 2002  590 million cars

1. POLLUTION - contra  Air pollution.  global warming - emission of carbon dioxide,  traffic jams.

2. CHANGING ENVIRONMENT - contra  Infrastructure – intervening with nature  cut down forests,  tunnels,  destroyed agriculral lands,  changed ecosystem.

3. IMPACT ON PEOPLE - contra  Breathing unhealthy air,  car collisions:  1.2 million people die and  40 million people are injured each year

4. ROBOTICS Robotics is the science and technology of robots Robots are machines that can perform some human tasks or imitate some of the things that a person can do

PRO:PRO:  Car industry,  Packaging,  MEDICINE  surgery.

CONTRA:CONTRA:  Replace human labor,  abusing.