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Using Drones Essay

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Everything has its both sides and using drones is not an exception. Furthermore, if there is an advantage, there must be a problems following it. To get to the point, the drones can be useful to people. For example, they can protect people, deliver products or food easily and quickly, substitute people and reduce labor costs, rescue people from the place which we can’t reach, and they also can distribute vaccines to people. On the other hand, drones can be harmful to people. For instance, it can be used for spying on which means they are invading someone their privacy, and drones could be used for the military purpose. People are trying to use the drones in their daily life and increase convenience. As technology is being developed, drawbacks …show more content…

However a lot of factories change employee to drones. However, if we use drones, we can decrease defective product and the labor cost. If this situation will acceleration, a lot of people lose their job and they live poverty. Drones are very useful in our life but it destroy the people who live with poverty. It’s not just that the drones are bad, people make mistake always, Even though I am a factory owner, I will not hire people, perhaps I will use drones too. Like this almost of factory owner doesn’t wants to hire people, because they can use the drones instead …show more content…

However, there are a lot of shortcomings for use drones. If we want to use the drones, we need decrease their drawbacks but if there are something good about to use drones, there are something bad about to use drones too. So I prefer that we do not use these drones in the near future. If we use drones before the law created, evolution of technology invites conflict. Conflict invites disaster. And disaster breeds catastrophe. There are several ways we can continue to eliminate the disadvantage to make our drones more useful. But now, I think we need make more law for the drones and the drones need regulation. In the distant future, these shortcomings and law for the drones would decreased and created, and it would be improved and a perfect drone will be

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