ESSAY 28



Some people say that urgent problems in modern society can only be solved with international cooperation. To what extent do you agree?

There are many challenges faced by modern society. These problems are unemployment, social problems, and limited resources. International efforts can help to resolve some of these issues.

Widespread use of technology brings many positive effects in various spheres of life. However, human position has also been replaced by technology in many jobs. The solution to this problem should be considered as a whole. To give up the jobs which have been done for years will not be an easy task for anyone. If jobs are lost, poverty will increase, and increasing poverty is a signal of increasing crime. This is a problem that is closely related to the uptake of technology policy of a country so that is the responsibility of a country to use technology wisely.

The use of technology can have a negative impact on social interactions. Many teens are not able to form a good social relationship with the surroundings. People preference to chat in the social network rather than visiting each other means that a chance to build meaningful interactions is wasted. Eventually, people will feel that they become increasingly disconnected with their surroundings. This is an underlying cause of stress and depression. I believe that this problem is closely related to an individual policy in using technology for social interaction so this is an individual responsibility.

The problem of limited resources, as well as increased pollution, has been increasingly dominant lately. Many people are concerned about global warming and deteriorating air quality. Moreover, both water and oil are valuable commodities, yet they are unevenly distributed among countries. These issues should be addressed through cooperation between the governments of the world because they are related to global security. In the event of the 3rd World War on the struggle for resource-rich areas in South China Sea, for example, it would have a broadly disastrous impact. This is a problem whose solution must be achieved by many countries so that peace is maintained.

In conclusion, the urgent issues facing modern society are multi-dimensional problems, and these problems are to be solved by the individual and the state. However, the problems which relate to the interests of many countries must be resolved through international cooperation to keep the peace.

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