There is a persistent problem with global hunger and food insecurity. Concerns regarding the advantages of Genetic Modification (GM) of crops, notwithstanding the early excitement surrounding their usage and the promise of larger and better yields for farmers. Establishing food security in underdeveloped nations would run the risk of seeds not germinating, killing creatures that are useful to plants but aren’t pests, reducing soil fertility, and perhaps passing on insecticidal…
Read MoreHow COVID Shutdowns changed our Relationship to Technology
Numerous facets of American life have changed as a result of the coronavirus. It closed down companies, schools, and workplaces, forcing millions of people to spend a lot of time at home. To try to slow the spread of the virus, public health officials advised limiting social contact. These recommendations drastically changed how many people worked, learned, connected with loved ones, went about their everyday lives, celebrated, and mourned. For…
Read MoreTechnology & Mental Health
Recent research has found a connection between social media use and specific mental health issues, such as anxiety and depression. Some claim that technology is enhancing mental health treatment in a number of ways, especially by enabling platforms like mobile apps for smartphones and computers to assist deliver services and information to clients more affordably. Additionally, to smartphone apps that support mental health, there are several platforms that enable users…
Read MoreTechnology Awareness That Should Be Given to Children
Technology is becoming an increasingly important aspect of our lives, and the way we communicate and interact with our electronic devices is evolving solely as a result of our desire to stay connected. When used correctly, technology may be extremely useful to a child’s development and exposure. That being said, new technologies have a negative impact on our children’s development, and this impact will worsen if screen time is not…
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