Science, science, science! I honestly do not know what the world would have done without science, it has made life a lot easier even in developing countries. In developed countries like Korea, Japan, China, they’ve used science to their advantage, making life better and worth living.
Science has both positively and negatively impacted us, but I think that the world would have been far worse without it. In junior secondary school, I already knew I was going to be a science student because of how science fascinated me, and still does. There is one thing that fascinates me the most in the science field, which is GADGETS.
My mom once shared a story of how she didn’t know her sister had died because there was no fast mode of communication then, in her words "this generation is blessed with science and technology" and I couldn’t agree more.
It’s amazing how with just one phone call, you can connect with several persons across the world, watch movies, make video calls, take pictures and even study.
Gadgets have shown how far science and technology have come, ranging from headsets, to smart watches, to wireless earbuds and even devices that can track one’s health.
Gadgets have helped the human race immensely, imagine running late to a meeting due to traffic and missing a big opportunity; but with Microsoft Teams installed on a laptop or phone, the meeting can still be done online.
The way gadgets evolve every year reminds me that science truly never stops, it always pushes boundaries. There is always something new in the world of gadgets to look forward to each year, something more exciting and advanced.
Science isn’t just about big discoveries, it’s in the devices we carry which have become part of our daily lives. And gadgets are proof that science can be smart and useful all at once.
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