In "Frankenstein," by Mary Shelley, demonstrates the challenges and dangers of gaining too much knowledge. The misuse of knowledge can bring negative effects since it would interfere with nature, have failures on the use of the knowledge, and bring tragedies to people or society.
In addition, the consequences of going out of the ordinary can be permanent or have bad effects. For instance, in "Frankenstein" it explains how Victor Frankenstein played God and created a monster that later on in the novel brought him tragedies. Interfering in nature would bring more dangers or unexpected effects to society or people.
Also, the misuse of knoweldge would have some dangers,since instead of bringing good,there would be evil instead. For
In addition, the consequences of going out of the ordinary can be permanent or have bad effects. For instance, in "Frankenstein" it explains how Victor Frankenstein played God and created a monster that later on in the novel brought him tragedies. Interfering in nature would bring more dangers or unexpected effects to society or people.
Also, the misuse of knoweldge would have some dangers,since instead of bringing good,there would be evil instead. For