The maps illustrate the transformation of a natural history museum between 1998 and 2008.
Overall, the museum
underwent a major extension, maintaining most of its original facilities while becoming more diverse. These alterations
included the introduction of new exhibitions, a shop, as well as a café.
Looking at the details, in 1998, access to the museum was from the south, with shops to the right and a temporary
exhibition located on the other side of the entrance. Further from the shop, there was a cloakroom, adjacent to which
was a water closet. While the garden occupied the center of the map, the café was in the north, and they were
surrounded by permanent exhibition rooms.
In contrast, while the entrance remained intact, temporary exhibition room was moved to the left of the garden and in
its place were the cloakroom and shop. Temporary exhibition rooms came at the cost of the permanent ones and its size
was doubled. The restaurant was situated on the top left corner of the map, right to which were café with water closet.
The shop, cloakroom and water closer made way for the permanent exhibition rooms and other alterations included the
construction of fountains and café sitting area in the garden.
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Agree: high-technologies can found location in seconds, or if the face of the robber hidden
it could found by the shape of the face and the height of the thief. If their cars more faster
that police cars they can use drones to follow them and find base.
Disagree: most countries such as Mexico there is high rate of crime because their
technologies can not find them.
In the past, there were lots of crimes, but as of today, with the help of high technology, the rate
of crime is declining. I believe that these technologies can decrease crimes because they
accelerate the process of finding and capturing criminals. In addition, if robbers are captured,
they can be punished by technology, which has no feelings or emotions.
Advanced technologies are useless due to their debility. Most individuals argue that these
crimes are improving because of their program errors. It can lead them to become unsupervised
and wipe out everything on their way. Furthermore, these could be broken by hacker criminals,
and they can control these technologies; besides, they could do the opposite to society. For
instance, in Mexico, there are poor laws because of lots of crimes, and even high-tech
companies cannot help solve this problem because they lose control during their work.
However, on the other hand, while I do not disregard program errors as they could be, I believe
claiming that these technologies go against people is an overstatement. In fact, these problems
are considered before they launch it, and there are no hackers who are stronger at programming
than countries’ employers because they are chosen. Likewise, these advanced devices find
thieves, robbers, and criminals by distance due to their latest programs and updates. For
example, if criminals escape from the place where they committed a crime, they could be
followed by modern drones without creating any debts to them. In addition, it can save more
people’s lives without abusing them, especially police workers. Moreover, if robbers or
criminals are captured, they could be punished by advanced technologies. Therefore, most
people have a fear of technologies, and judgments can legislate them by the guilty of illegality.
In conclusion, technologies contribute to society and provide safety for people’s lives. These
technologies could find and capture aim without difficulty for the people. As a result, it can
cause a decrease in the crime rate.
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