In general, Technology is the result of accumulated knowledge and applied methods. In terms of industrial production, technology includes processes used in scientific research and industrial processes. It may be defined in different ways depending on the context. In some cases, technology may even be referred to as “art.”

Technology is an activity that forms or changes culture

Technology is an activity that shapes society, changing it in some way. Many of us have experienced this change – ordering food online, logging on to social media, or even avoiding face-to-face interactions. Even within the workplace, technology has changed the way people interact. DNA tests and cellphones are examples of how we use technology to make decisions and make our lives easier. Some of us have even saved lives on death row by implementing DNA testing.

It encourages risk-taking

For students, technology often presents challenges and puzzles that encourage them to take risks. It’s an opportunity to expand their horizons and try things that they might not have tried before. Using technology as a teaching tool helps students who are challenged by disabilities learn to speak and write in a new way. Mobile text messaging, for example, can help deaf students communicate with others. Similarly, teachers and students alike can benefit from technology as an educational tool.

It creates a new world in which viruses can replicate

Viruses are microscopic biological agents that infect and replicate within the cell tissues of their hosts. They use the cell’s replication machinery to create copies of their genetic material. Viruses have different genomes, ranging from single stranded DNA to double stranded DNA. The chemistry of DNA and RNA, which contain different sequences, affects the virus’s mutation rates. DNA genomes can use all of the cell’s enzymes to copy its genetic material, while RNA requires a special enzyme to replicate its structure.