Question

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Machines, I take it, were invented to
man's servants. Their justification lies
their ability to increase productivity and
diminish human toil. In so far as the
produce these results, machines are
beneficial; in so far as they do not, they are
neither beneficial nor harmful but
unnecessary. That machinery has increased
production is obvious, that it has lightened
human toil is however, very far from being
the case. Men never worked so hard as in
the nineteenth century when machines first
became important they never had so little
leisure as they have today when machines
are dominant Men's new-won ability to
exploit the forces of nature might have been
expected to increase their leisure, and to
confer a certain spaciousness and dignity
upon their lives. Yet they live at greater
pressure than before, and the whole urgency
of the modern world is towards speeding
up, greater efficiency and more intense
competition, when it ought to be towards
more case, less hurry and greater
co-operation. These evil results are due not
to the fact that machines exist, but to the fach
that they are revered.

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Answer 1

Answer:

MACHINE : The helper of human

Answer 2

Explanation:

Modern world is towards machine