Technology Is Still Evolved In A Brave New World

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Technology can be found anywhere around us! It can be found in your school, the local Walmart, at your house, and even in the park! Technology is a form of science, which uses the knowledge of humans to solve problems. This can be in the result of products and artifacts, and we use this to accomplish daily tasks in our lives. Technology can also be used for many things, such as communicating with your grandmother from far away, buying items online, and even shipping items to your customers. However, technology is still evolving and there is no way of telling how much it will change or how much it will stay the same.

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