Technological Progress in History

Technology had become an integral part of ourindividual's life - cultural and economic. Possibly, the
daily living. Technological activities, socialquestion that bothers everybody most of all is
organizations, and apparatuses provide severalwhether it is possible to control technological. In
opportunities for cultural and economiccase if it can be predicted and controlled with
development. Technology decrease productionsufficient accuracy, unpleasant consequences can
price, saves efforts and time, and gives abe eliminated. Known technological innovation is
compulsory push for cultural growth. Further thanimpartial; the ways of exclusion of adverse
that, technological influence is often impulsive,outcomes of technological innovation has to be
which sometimes may have disastrous effects.discussed as well, which usually proves that
Catastrophe in Chernobyl nuclear power plant oftechnical benefits overshadow the costs.
1986, actions of September 11, explosions ofThe very few sections in culture which are
nuclear power in Hiroshima and Nagasaki are onlyextremely influenced by scientific change are
some of the most well-known outcomes oftransportation, food production, communication
technological innovation. Technology still is theprocesses, warfare. After examining the issue to
most mighty tool and if a wrong person uses it,the very origins, one can end up with thought
either unintentionally or intentionally, it can damagethat culture is a creation of technological activities.
even millions of citizens.Painting, printing, customs and traditions result
This article has a goal to find out pros and consfrom the capacity of a human to apply and
of scientific innovation. The influence of the threereason technological actions that make the
major technology categories - technologicalproduction processes easier. Cultural and
activities, social organization, and apparatuses, hastechnology development are the two integral
to be discussed comparing both costs andparts of a sole unit.
benefits on the two most important spheres of