How what seems so beautiful on paper

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The above does not mean that there are people in need where the solidarity of the system emerges as support and help, but this must always be accompanied by an active attitude (always to the extent of their possibilities) on the part of the recipient is like I say it is a collective task of each and every one of us within our level of competence in the different areas of our life, because that leads not only to the improvement of the individual but also to influencing the reeducation of Capital (economic-ethical development), a matter key in this transformation. This social Capitalism, to call it in some way, must manifest through companies, actions that have an impact on an improvement in the living conditions of their clients.


The emergence of new technologies such as Big Data and AI, which Denmark WhatsApp Number Data can be used nowadays to monitor and try to control global epidemics (coronavirus), as is the case of several mobile applications that have been used in several countries, this is an example of , can really become a reality and add value to people's quality of life. Of course, I am convinced that around these Technologies, new business monopolies will emerge, which are more ethical in principle, yes, but we will see if we are capable of not allowing ourselves to be manipulated, because we must not forget that we, the users/clients, are responsible for giving or removing power from these companies.





About the third question Any advance in its beginnings of availability to the general public is high in price, suffice it to mention when the Human Genome was deciphered for example... taking a Genetic Sequencing Test meant an enormous outlay of money within the reach of very few but, after a few years, this advance is available to a much larger population, if not to a significant extent, since it can be done for €. These studies reflect what our state of health is, what foods and medicines are appropriate for each one, in addition to predicting what are the most likely future pathologies that the individual in question will suffer and that could cause death.