Personal Narrative: My Vision For America

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My Vision For America I feel America would be a better place if more money was granted for the development of better technology for the greater good, in all, a more advanced technology would allow for cheaper and more healthier foods, homes and other services. Better technology will open up hardly what seems a finite choice of new opportunities for safety, prosperity and the general wellfare of the environment. New technology can bring on, not just physical changes, but also of that of the human consciousness, with new ideas and intriguing philosophy to give people a new outlook of the world for change of the better, for simularities to oppose differences, for peace to victor over war and ultimately for Americans to help make the world a better place, not just for us, our country and our children, but for all of us. I see fit for conditions of the environment to be properly taken care of so that clean air, ground and water can be accessed to all. These projects of terraformation would add prodigiously to the overall state of Americans, sparking more cheerfull and stressless lives. Clean air and water will assisst in the fantastic goal of better work environments and improved school systems, not to mention an increase in production and for greater development of the mind. If only …show more content…
Much can be acheived if people would only, but to work together in a way that society and civilazation can benefit. A powerful and amazing thing democracy is, allowing for the voices of those in proverty to be heard, but abused it is, like all other systems by those of greed, making it all more worthful for people to give and provide help for others willingly and not by force in a chance for democracy to restore some of it's

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