Marx, 1987 Some scientists have said that some innovations that were used at first for military purposes were adapted for a civilian use such as internet can be a positive and a sign of social progress | Fahd Alghofaili References Cowan, R |
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Recently people have started to argue about its bad and good effect | 1969 A Special Supplement: Technology: The Opiate of the Intellectuals |
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21Above all, would audiences accept such argument or ignore it? Technology and Culture, 51 1 : 199-215 Dupree, A | Cowan, 2010 This seems to be true, because many innovations were invented at the beginning for military purposes, such as Internet, Radar, GPS, and digital photography, were adapted for civilian uses, such as communication, microwave, navigation, and digital camera |
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Social Research, 64 3 : 965-988 McDermott, J | Technology the wide concept of knowing and using everything, such as tools and crafts, Woodward, 2013 has been known for a long time |
Regardless of the debate about the positive or negative technology effects, some scientists argue that technology use has given mankind superiority over the animal, because it has assisted them to control their environment, and change their way of life continuously.
Mesthene, 1967 McDermott has argued that technology should have a positive effect only, but because those who are stood behind its invention are not aware enough of the society, it has the negative face | Mankind has begun to use many different kinds of technology innovation, since the stone use, two million years ago, until the car invention more than hundred years |
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Cowan 2010 mentioned that her students who are surrounded by technological life will neither eliminate their cars, nor the rest of their technological things for incorrect ideological argument | 1987 Does improved technology mean progress? Technology Review, [volume and part number not found]: 33-44 Marx, L |
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