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[12/25/2018, 4:30:16 PM] Cám ơn các bạn!

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Some people believe that nowadays we have too many choices. To what extent
do you agree or disagree with this statement?

It is true that the advent of modern technologies helps boost production
speed which in turn make more products available on the market. I
personally agree with the opinion that people are now able to have a wide
range of choices in this day and age.

Technophiles would definitely be the ones who are beneficial the most owing
to abundant technology products. Manufacturers of mobile phone, laptop, or
hi-tech devices as the whole are devoting effort and time in developing
state-of-the-art features which could amaze their users. When accessing hi-
tech news websites, people can be overloaded by tons information about new
functionalities, releases of products by giants in technology such as
Apple, Google Inc. Moreover, it is noteworthy that such advances could be
noticed on every single day. Just about 50 years ago, it was impossible to
imagine that we could put a computer by which people can communicate with
others, or perform complex calculations within seconds into the pocket.

In terms of agricultural production, there is no more worry about food
scarcity. Automation in harvesting coupled with sophisticated irrigation
systems make farmers relieved about the risk of drought or natural
catastrophes. Housewives nowadays have to spend more time on selecting a
high-quality bargain on supermarket shelves. Food specialties are now
exported across the globe, so middle and high-class income people could
easily enjoy them without having to embarking and disembarking from an
aircraft to get into that country.

In conclusion, people around the world have a variety of selections for
their favorite products at the present time. As a result, the standard of
living of the human beings is now improving noticeably.

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