It is inevitable that as technology advances, traditional cultures will be lost. It seems that we cannot have these two things together.

To what extent do you agree or disagree?

Technology has revolutionized our life since the industrial age has begun. It made us question the limits of science, and by the time we discovered that infact science has no limits as it made mankind's wildest dreams come true such as space exploration which lifted the mankind to the heavens. Because of that technology had a deep impact on us from the inside which made us cling to anything that is modern ,however three hundred years of technological evolution can't erase the culture that lasted for thousands of years ,and both have to live together in a well-balanced form,infact technology can enhance our cultural presence in the world.

Owing high-tech machinery and putting an end to the poetry industry, doesn't mean that the country lost its culture, but it means that the country thinks forward and moving with the world. For instance, Japan is considered one of the most advanced countries that use the latest technologies in many fields, but also it is known for its wooden sticks they use while eating. So it is not a contradiction to have the latest technology

side by side with your culture that lasted thousands of years . Technology helped to increase the popularity of many

cultures. For example, India used its developed media equipment to make the world see its culture; also it used modern technology to enhance the tourist experience in museum with breathtaking audio-visual equipment that will make them remember what they learned about the Indian tradition for years to come. Not only this, but also they can fall in love with it.

To sum up, following the look at how modern countries cultures survived in this highly technological age, it has been proven that technology and culture are on the same side of the equation, and technology can never erase our traditions that are engraved in our minds, and survived thousands of years.