The author is telling us, the readers, that while nature evolves naturally and slowly, people continue to want more and are never satisfied with what they have. Whether it may be trying to choose a butterflies colors to inputting video and electronics into vehicles. Nature and it’s creatures do not attempt to change or want more out of what it already possesses, it just happens naturally. On the other hand, people continue to want more and more as well as wanting little to no challenge in performing any task. For decades, or even as long as vehicles have existed, people found and went to destinations through either memory, asking for directions or a simple map. However, technology and inventors thrive to make our daily lives easier,
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Global Positioning Systems may seem like a dream for drivers, technology has revolutionized the passengers experience as well. As children can be a distraction toward the driver, many new renovations are and have been added to the passengers experience. Now your child or rather anyone that rides in the back of the vehicle can watch television or even partake in a video game. As all of these inventions and technological advancements sound promising, it continues to drive away values along with problem solving skills. If I had just let a robot tell me where to drive to, what would happen if I get lost and have no idea where to go? More multimedia means lack of communication and also again, no social skill building if all you do is play and watch electronics without any conversation. Human nature needs learning from the Earth and it’s nature. No, it does not anything fanciful or technological, but everything helps out everything and everyone. Bees could not live without flowers for example, while flowers could not live without the rain, this analogy can go with many of nature's creatures and creations. All in all, while technology does help us in our daily lives, it is mandatory that we as humans help ourselves at least somewhat. If we stop and learn something, we just might better
Global Positioning Systems may seem like a dream for drivers, technology has revolutionized the passengers experience as well. As children can be a distraction toward the driver, many new renovations are and have been added to the passengers experience. Now your child or rather anyone that rides in the back of the vehicle can watch television or even partake in a video game. As all of these inventions and technological advancements sound promising, it continues to drive away values along with problem solving skills. If I had just let a robot tell me where to drive to, what would happen if I get lost and have no idea where to go? More multimedia means lack of communication and also again, no social skill building if all you do is play and watch electronics without any conversation. Human nature needs learning from the Earth and it’s nature. No, it does not anything fanciful or technological, but everything helps out everything and everyone. Bees could not live without flowers for example, while flowers could not live without the rain, this analogy can go with many of nature's creatures and creations. All in all, while technology does help us in our daily lives, it is mandatory that we as humans help ourselves at least somewhat. If we stop and learn something, we just might better