There is a deadline for writing English compositions to discuss whether people should live.

: As people rely more and more on technology to solve problems, the ability of human beings to think independently will definitely decline.

This is an article written by ISSUE who practiced GRE before ... I don't remember when it was written. Maybe there is a place to use other people's jokes directly ... for reference only. ...

Will human thinking ability be degraded by relying on modern technology? The author claims so. The more we humans rely on high technology that provides us with convenience and efficiency, the more likely we are to be too lazy to think about our own problems. However, he failed to fully assess the problem. First of all, the ability to think and the use of technology are not mutually exclusive. In fact, the development of technology provides more possibilities and space for human thinking and exploration.

I admit that sometimes technology does weaken our ability, for example, computing ability, because we have calculators and computers to help us do those boring jobs. Because of GPS, we don't need to remember the way home, and we don't need to consider which route will be shorter and faster. Sometimes, when we encounter difficulties or problems, the first thing we think of is not to find the answer through thinking, but to click on the keyboard and Google it.

At the same time, the development of technology has brought us unprecedented new problems and challenges. The most striking example is astronomy.

In China, there is an ancient myth called the Goddess Chang'e flying to the moon. A woman named Chang 'e took a medicine and flew to the moon. For ancient China people, this is a dream that can never be realized. Therefore, no one has ever thought about how to realize it. However, with the development of astronomy, scientists became interested in outer space. After years of research and efforts, human beings were finally able to fly to the moon. Successfully reaching outer space has attracted more attention all over the world, and even moving to Mars seems more likely. In order to accomplish these tasks, scientists are studying many problems, such as finding more efficient fuels, lighter materials and ways to reduce costs, so that ordinary people can afford spaceships.