We started with just stones and tools, but now we have the tools that can help us with even heart related diseases. One benefit of technology advancement is that transplanted hearts can now survive longer. Through research scientists have found out a way to keep those hearts alive if possible. Scientists part of the American Association for Thoracic Surgery claims “As the result of recent improvements in technology for genetic modification of pigs, genes that are immunogenic for humans have been eliminated ( 'knocked out") and several human genes have been added to the pig genome” (AATS). In the 1960s if such research and development was there, then it would easier for people to survive if anyone ever needed a transplant. In today’s world,
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While few of them are used for our survival like water, air, rest of them like coal, gas, oil is used for satisfying our daily needs. From forests to mountains to minerals to coastal shores and wetlands, each of these natural resources has its own importance. A researcher on conservation of resources states, “With the world’s population fast approaching almost 8 billion the issue becomes one of resource management as well. It is one thing to practice conservation, but as the population grows so too does the demand” (Rinkesh). Besides coal, gas, and oil, the other seven are usually overlooked. Coal, gas, and oil are very limited and used in the first world countries for everyday use. In the 1960s this problem was just starting to hit Americans. In the 1960s the industrial side of things was not popular, the 1960s are known for pop culture. Smoking and a lot celebrities would be alive from back from if they were aware how to treat themselves with smoking and other …show more content…
As they both travel through this dismal world, the son questions some facts of the previous world and this is where we get to see the father show true parenting. This is important for the novel because later the boy will carry these skills forward when the father is not there for him. Father and son experience some life scarring stuff and some things that remind them of how life used to be. This novel describes the journey of them physically and mentally. The Road if it happened today would be hard for a lot of people because we are so accustomed to having so many resources available to ourselves. We would not survive this apocalyptic situation as the father and son lasted if they did. We have forgotten or unaware of basic survival skills to even survive for a
While few of them are used for our survival like water, air, rest of them like coal, gas, oil is used for satisfying our daily needs. From forests to mountains to minerals to coastal shores and wetlands, each of these natural resources has its own importance. A researcher on conservation of resources states, “With the world’s population fast approaching almost 8 billion the issue becomes one of resource management as well. It is one thing to practice conservation, but as the population grows so too does the demand” (Rinkesh). Besides coal, gas, and oil, the other seven are usually overlooked. Coal, gas, and oil are very limited and used in the first world countries for everyday use. In the 1960s this problem was just starting to hit Americans. In the 1960s the industrial side of things was not popular, the 1960s are known for pop culture. Smoking and a lot celebrities would be alive from back from if they were aware how to treat themselves with smoking and other …show more content…
As they both travel through this dismal world, the son questions some facts of the previous world and this is where we get to see the father show true parenting. This is important for the novel because later the boy will carry these skills forward when the father is not there for him. Father and son experience some life scarring stuff and some things that remind them of how life used to be. This novel describes the journey of them physically and mentally. The Road if it happened today would be hard for a lot of people because we are so accustomed to having so many resources available to ourselves. We would not survive this apocalyptic situation as the father and son lasted if they did. We have forgotten or unaware of basic survival skills to even survive for a