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The most important aim of science ought to be to

improve people’s lives. To what extent do you agree


or disagree?

It is argued that whether enhancing humans’ living


standards is the most integrant aim that science
wants to set. From my point of view, I completely
agree, and this essay I will discuss this science’s aim
On the one hand, development of science is beneficial
for people’s lives in many ways. First of all, thanks to
this fields, many disasters that seemed to be
uncurable in the past , now are controlled and
deleted completely. For example,people suffering
from hiv-aids in the past seemed to only count day by
day to die gradually, now can have treatment and
preventive measures . this is attempt of medical
scientists, they carried out many experiment to
introduce treatments and medicine. Secondly,
vehicles are a part of this aim. Means of transport
running on fuels and metrols are replaced by on
electricity.
Science plays a vital role in the modern world. Many people believe that its main
purpose should be to improve human life. I mostly agree with this view because
science has brought great benefits to society. However, I also think that not all
scientific research needs to focus only on practical uses.
Science has helped improve people’s lives in many ways, especially in health
and technology. Medical discoveries have made it possible to treat serious
diseases, reduce pain, and save lives. For example, vaccines and modern
surgeries have helped increase life expectancy in many countries. In addition,
technology such as clean energy, transportation, and communication systems
has made life more comfortable and efficient. These examples show that science
can solve real-life problems and improve the quality of life.
However, science is not always about solving immediate problems. Some
scientific studies are done to understand the world better, such as space
research or experiments in physics. These may not help people directly now, but
they could be important in the future. For instance, space technology has led to
inventions like GPS, which many people use every day. Therefore, science should
not only focus on helping people right away but also support long-term
knowledge and discovery.
In conclusion, I believe that the main goal of science should be to improve
people’s lives, as it brings many useful benefits. At the same time, science
should also allow space for research that may be useful in the future. A balance
between both goals is necessary for long-term progress.
The given line chart illustrates the proportion of urban population in four Asian
nations from 1970 to 2020, with the projection for 20 years coming.
Overall, it is lucid that a common seen in the figure of all four examined nations
was an upward trend, especially Malaysia and philippines. Another noticeable
feature is that Malaysia is predicted to have the most city living.
As for the ratio of residents living in cities. Malaysia and Philippines started at
30% and 31 % respectively. The others had lower rates with nearly 19% of
Thailand and around 14% of Indonesia. After 20 years, only Malaysia suffered
from a small decline before a dramatic rise to approximately 49%, the other
three nations witnessed considerable growth. In the last year in the past,
Malaysia and Indonesia saw a big leap to about 73% and 50% separately. At the
same time, Thailand remained stable around 29% while the Philippines dropped
significantly from 49% to 43%.
in regard to the percentage of urban lives prediction. Malaysia is estimated to
grow continuously and reach a hit of nearly 86% in 2040. Indonesia is projected
to grow to over 60 % in 2040, surpassing the Philippines (at about 53 % ) and
Thailand (at more than 42 %

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