As the years go on, the world changes more and more. It seems that one thing everybody enjoyed last year is now completely irrelevant. Has the world changed for the better? I believe the world has done so. Technology and sciences are improving to make the world a better place. We have better technology to save lives and educate. We also have equality for genders and race. Earth today is not the Earth it was many years ago.
The world is much better now than it was 60 years ago because of our technological advances since then. We have better computers in our phones than we did to land a person on the moon. The medical field has had the greatest change of them all. A long time ago, if you were diagnosed with cancer the only thing you could do was say your goodbyes. Now, we have medicines and machines to help combat these things. According to the University of Berkeley, the life expectancy of 1950 was "71 years for those living in developed countries." By 1998, the life expectancy was "79.9 years". In just 48 years we were able to add 9 more years to our lives. Now think of how much better out technology is than what it was in 1998. In conclusion, technology has helped change the world for the better. …show more content…
During 1950, people would segregate the whites from the blacks. After Martin Luther King Jr. put and end to that things slowly started to change. Fast forward 60 years later and on January 20th, 2009, President Barack Obama became the first African American president of the United States, starting his 1st term of 2. Women have also been viewed as less superior than men, rarely holding any political office in the 1950s. In 2016, Hillary Clinton ran for president, and was nearly the 1st woman president of the Untied States. In conclusion, the world is slowly becoming better and better, as people began to get along with one
The world is much better now than it was 60 years ago because of our technological advances since then. We have better computers in our phones than we did to land a person on the moon. The medical field has had the greatest change of them all. A long time ago, if you were diagnosed with cancer the only thing you could do was say your goodbyes. Now, we have medicines and machines to help combat these things. According to the University of Berkeley, the life expectancy of 1950 was "71 years for those living in developed countries." By 1998, the life expectancy was "79.9 years". In just 48 years we were able to add 9 more years to our lives. Now think of how much better out technology is than what it was in 1998. In conclusion, technology has helped change the world for the better. …show more content…
During 1950, people would segregate the whites from the blacks. After Martin Luther King Jr. put and end to that things slowly started to change. Fast forward 60 years later and on January 20th, 2009, President Barack Obama became the first African American president of the United States, starting his 1st term of 2. Women have also been viewed as less superior than men, rarely holding any political office in the 1950s. In 2016, Hillary Clinton ran for president, and was nearly the 1st woman president of the Untied States. In conclusion, the world is slowly becoming better and better, as people began to get along with one