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Science Technology society

1. Technology as a way of revealing Maria Divine Cristine Echon Jamaica O. Enardecido

2. Technology as a way of revealing Maria Divine Cristine Echon Jamaica O. Enardecido

3. THE HUMAN CONDITION BEFORE COMMON ERA This era has little to no written accounts excepts for the cave drawings and unearthed artifacts that enables us to discover their culture before.

4. THE HUMAN CONDITION BEFORE COMMON ERA This era has little to no written accounts excepts for the cave drawings and unearthed artifacts that enables us to discover their culture before.

5. VENUS Depicts a rudimentary carving of a voluptuous woman out of ivory or stone. Excavated miniature statues in the different part of Europe. Prevalent in  paleolethic period.

6. NECKLACE Made of animal's bone and teeth.

7. Our ancestors are gifted with brains that are more advance than any other creatures which allows them to utilize things in their environment for their survival. They come to think that humans are vulnerable with being naked. So, they begin to cover themselves with garments. They are also deeply engaged in the concept of beauty.

8. STONE AGE

9. STONE AGE They discovered fire and have been using it to cook food and by chipping stones they produce fire without realizing the laws of friction and heat. HOMO ERECTUS

10. STONE AGE They developed weapons used for hunting. Their weapons are made by sharpening stones. An example for this is the simple machine called WEDGE. They also created hammer and axe. HOMO SAPIENS

11. STONE AGE They developed weapons used for hunting. Their weapons are made by sharpening stones. An example for this is the simple machine called WEDGE. They also created hammer and axe. HOMO SAPIENS Later on, they discovered minerals and began forging metalwork. Ex. Copper, used to create fashion weapons.          Copper + Tin, melted together to create bronze tools. They realized that these substances are more durable and malleable than the previous materials which is the stones.

12. RELIGION They developed weapons used for hunting. Their weapons are made by sharpening stones. An example for this is the simple machine called WEDGE. They also created hammer and axe. HOMO SAPIENS Later on, they discovered minerals and began forging metalwork. Ex. Copper, used to create fashion weapons.          Copper + Tin, melted together to create bronze tools. They realized that these substances are more durable and malleable than the previous materials which is the stones. They worshipped many kinds of deities or primitive gods. ​ ​ ELEPHANTS AND MAMMOTHS ​ Awed by their size and worshiped as the owner of land and asking blessings in their hunting ground. ​ On the contrary, they might hunt mammoths for their woolly coat and meat. ​

13. They developed weapons used for hunting. Their weapons are made by sharpening stones. An example for this is the simple machine called WEDGE. They also created hammer and axe. HOMO SAPIENS Later on, they discovered minerals and began forging metalwork. Ex. Copper, used to create fashion weapons.          Copper + Tin, melted together to create bronze tools. They realized that these substances are more durable and malleable than the previous materials which is the stones. THE HUMAN CONDITION IN THE COMMON ERA Earliest case of man-made extinction occurred over 12,000 years ago brought by hunting and territorial dispute.

14. They developed weapons used for hunting. Their weapons are made by sharpening stones. An example for this is the simple machine called WEDGE. They also created hammer and axe. HOMO SAPIENS Later on, they discovered minerals and began forging metalwork. Ex. Copper, used to create fashion weapons.          Copper + Tin, melted together to create bronze tools. They realized that these substances are more durable and malleable than the previous materials which is the stones. THE HOLOCENE EXTINCTION Also called as the sixth extinction or more aptly Anthropocene extinction, occurred as early as between 100,000 years up to the present. The ongoing extinction of several species- both flora and fauna due to human activity. Driven by their primal need to survive, humans were quick to find ways to drive off other megafaunas threatening a prospective hunting spot.

15. They developed weapons used for hunting. Their weapons are made by sharpening stones. An example for this is the simple machine called WEDGE. They also created hammer and axe. HOMO SAPIENS Later on, they discovered minerals and began forging metalwork. Ex. Copper, used to create fashion weapons.          Copper + Tin, melted together to create bronze tools. They realized that these substances are more durable and malleable than the previous materials which is the stones. They began to hunt, farm and produce things with prospect of profit When they could not sell products, they used their skills and got compensated for it bringing forth a specialized group of artisans. Physical strength was valued at most, although they appeared to be as many intellectually gifted figures just the same. Humanity became more complex. The primary goal was not merely to survive, but to liv the good life.

16. They developed weapons used for hunting. Their weapons are made by sharpening stones. An example for this is the simple machine called WEDGE. They also created hammer and axe. HOMO SAPIENS Later on, they discovered minerals and began forging metalwork. Ex. Copper, used to create fashion weapons.          Copper + Tin, melted together to create bronze tools. They realized that these substances are more durable and malleable than the previous materials which is the stones. Although the good life envisioned before might be pale in comparison to the multifariousness of today, it offered us the initials intricacies of how today came to be. Medicine was thus born, although it would take a considerably long time before it part ways with potion.

17. They developed weapons used for hunting. Their weapons are made by sharpening stones. An example for this is the simple machine called WEDGE. They also created hammer and axe. HOMO SAPIENS Later on, they discovered minerals and began forging metalwork. Ex. Copper, used to create fashion weapons.          Copper + Tin, melted together to create bronze tools. They realized that these substances are more durable and malleable than the previous materials which is the stones. Some notable comparisons then and now: Mortality Rate. Due to technology, lesser women and children die during birth, assuring robust population and strong workforce. Average Lifespan. Distribution of medicines is also made easier and faster. Literacy Rate. Access to education provide to more individuals generally creates a more informed public that could determine a more just society. Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Higher country income is brought upon by high productivity, often an indicator of presence of technology.

18. They developed weapons used for hunting. Their weapons are made by sharpening stones. An example for this is the simple machine called WEDGE. They also created hammer and axe. HOMO SAPIENS Later on, they discovered minerals and began forging metalwork. Ex. Copper, used to create fashion weapons.          Copper + Tin, melted together to create bronze tools. They realized that these substances are more durable and malleable than the previous materials which is the stones. THE ESSENCE OF TECHNOLOGY As a general rule, it is said that we are more "developed" than we were before. Modern humans are reliant on technology in their search for the good life. In retrospect, the view of technology proves to be goal-oriented, purposeful, deliberate craft humans steer in order to reach some greater goods.

19. They developed weapons used for hunting. Their weapons are made by sharpening stones. An example for this is the simple machine called WEDGE. They also created hammer and axe. HOMO SAPIENS Later on, they discovered minerals and began forging metalwork. Ex. Copper, used to create fashion weapons.          Copper + Tin, melted together to create bronze tools. They realized that these substances are more durable and malleable than the previous materials which is the stones. HEIDEGGER'S VIEW ON TECHNOLOGY    He argued that the essence or purpose of technology and being different from each other . Technology is a means to an end. Technology is a human activity.

20. They developed weapons used for hunting. Their weapons are made by sharpening stones. An example for this is the simple machine called WEDGE. They also created hammer and axe. HOMO SAPIENS Later on, they discovered minerals and began forging metalwork. Ex. Copper, used to create fashion weapons.          Copper + Tin, melted together to create bronze tools. They realized that these substances are more durable and malleable than the previous materials which is the stones. BACKTRACKING THE HUMAN CONDITION All in all human condition improved. Different machineries aid in prolonging lives, assisting those with disabilities, honing efficiency in different workplaces and even exploring the universe for places we can thrive once all the Earth's resources are depleted Things really did not much differ. People still subscribe to religion in explaining things they do not know. People are still trying to discover and rediscover things that would give meaning to their lives. Human condition is more sophisticated but a rehashed version of its former self. Technology offered us one compelling notion of the truth, we should be staunch in our resolve if we want to know the real one. A notable distinction on Aristotle's idea is his subscription on evaluative condition called virtues and their roles in achieving the good life.