<p>Please grame essay out of a twelve and if it's not a bother include why you gave me your grade and what I can do to improve my score.</p>
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<p>Assignment: Is the world changing for better?</p>
<pre><code> The world is definetly changing for better. Though one may feel that there are many negatives, there are always more positives. It is physically impossible for one to foretell the events of the next second, but the work and dedication of many is promising. Two aspects that have changed the world from the way past generations and our ancestors had known it today are, technology by N.A.S.A and the increase in human value.
Not too long ago, the planet Earth was thought to be flat and the idea of it being round was completly absurd. Many years later we are able to not only see amazingly descriptive photos of our planet, but of planets millions of miles away. Another shock that would have the people of past generations gasp would be at headlines when they said that a human being actually walked on the moon. Some of N.A.S.A's scientists are working on intriguing projects in which they have discovered a microship that can be implanted in the human brain. The knowledge of many books can actually be downloaded form this microchip to the human. Also, the person movements using the microchip may be controlled by a computer. The new technology that is being discovered everyday is outstanding.
In the well-known time of the cave ages, it is said that women were draggad across floors by their head hair. Human value since than has increased to the level in which a woman might be the leading real-estate agent in a city, and have numerous male secrataries. Everyday it is becoming more and more clear to other that everyone is equal regardless of their language, culture, or any other aspect.
Everything improves over time. Maybe in the next generation flying cars will become commonplace. Maybe the whole world will be at peace, and everyone will forget acout small differences. We have being seeing improvements for years, no doubt there's still much more to come.
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