Dracular Van Helsing Research Paper

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Science harms us by a lot things like when we use chemicals to preserve foods and toiletry essentials. Like making the atomic bomb that could take out a country. Technology harm us by a lot, allowing people to hack into people’s information. How there is internet, DVD, CD that hold information’s. These both can hurt everyone in a lot of ways, showing that they should watch out for what their used for. The more we are attached to science and technology the more we harm the things that live around us.
In the book Dracula Dr. Van Helsing and Dr. Seward use science and Technology to help their patient in a lot of ways. Dr. Van Helsing “There must be transfusion of blood at once” (Bram Stoker) pg.130. This is Van Heling using blood transfer to help

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