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I read different articles and magazines online and I would say most people tend to do whether its the news or pop culture you're reading about. Over time ever since the printing press was innovated, it has been constantly improved and gotten more efficient. Now, we have modern digital publishing where we can get any type of information from different magazines and articles at our fingertips making it more accessible and its less expensive than traditional publishing.

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I use public transportation on a semi-daily basis. The origin of it was to unite people in distant areas. An example is the Intercontinental Railroad. Nowadays, it is used as a more affordable and eco-friendly method of getting from place to place. However, public transport is getting overshadowed due to most of the urban population being car users. This could be due to politicians wanting to keep getting voters so they will cater to them.

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One technology I use on daily base is a iphone and the rise for phones rose the demand which created apples market and how they price things. With the iphone it open doors for many other developments, which shares its orgins with phones. Iphone is fair with the app store there able to share revenue with other app developers.

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A technology system I use daily is communication and I think it's origins tied to the past economically still impacts how fair and efficient it is today because it makes in the past people had to use hand made materials in order to communicate such as, hand gestures, telegraphs, letters/mails, which took a longer process to reach out to the intended people. Now the technology for the communication has improved and increased, creating communication to process much easier and faster to the other person you want to reach. The origins still ties to today though because based on the written such as letters, telephones and newspapers , they still exist except now they are technology or on the internet now where you can check any of these out at any time and don't have to wait for a letter because now it's an email. Or go to a telephone place because now you have smartphones, and etc.

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Something that I use for transportation daily is car. I think its origins still impact its efficiency today, since it started as a way to transport people to different places faster, but now the cars are getting more advanced with unmanned cars. And it really helped to shape our lives as now most of the population lives in cities, we will need cars to get to school and work in and out of town.

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My family utilizes automobiles daily. Its origins are tied to the industrial revolution, as well as the rise of factories and the assembly line. The push for affordable cars made transportation more easily accessible and convenient for the common household. I think as time passes, advanced cars like self-driving ones will be more common amongst lower socioeconomic parts of society.

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The origins of modern public transit systems are estimated to date back to the Industrial Revolution, when cities were growing vastly. This made a need for efficient transportation. As someone who occasionally uses the bus to get where I need to, I've noticed overtime that people use it more often as inflation grows. There can be many factors that influence the increasing bus usage overtime, but I hypothesize that it is due to inflation.

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I think trains have had a significant effect today. It was a huge player in the industrial revolution and is still used as a mode of transportation for people and for cargo. An example from my life is that my cousin lives in San Francisco but works in Burlington. Without buses and trains that would not be possible. This is just an example of what trains do for the nation. They allow money, people, and supplies to flow through the nation seamlessly.

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communication is what i primary use to talk to everyone from the comfort of my room, i am not very sure on how communication evolved but i did hear about the old envelopes and sending messages to one another through the mail and with the growing tech and years we grew into having communication through email and still developing further in ways i cannot imagine. one example i can see from my current life i think they might just read my mind and send a message and make it mind controlling.

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I was thinking of cities and the public transportation. I suppose they still serve the purpose of getting people around, but it's been negatively affected by cities getting more car centered due to government policies and economic growth?

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San Francisco's healthcare system has roots in industrial-era shifts that prioritized employer-based insurance and private care, leaving a lot of people without access to its services. As a result of this, wealthier individuals receives better care, while lower income and marginalized communities struggle with a limited access to healthcare. And historically there has always been an  underinvestment in public health infrastructure. So this continues to impact the quality and availability of care. Though there are reforms like the Affordable Care Act that aim to address these gaps, the system's inequities remain tied to its past economic structure.

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A technology that I use every other day is public bus to get home from school. I think that from its past, taking into consideration its economic shifts, it shaped the fare amount over the years. I don't think that way back then when buses were first being used, the fare was 2$ per ride. I think that the surrounding cities in the Bay Area that make up AC Transit saw that they could benefit by raising the fare price.

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I use my phone daily, which has its origins in the tech advancements of the late 20th century. The rise of mobile communication and the internet shaped how smartphones developed. Today, while they're essential, not everyone can afford them, creating a digital divide. In my life, I see friends relying on their phones for school and socializing, but some people struggle without reliable access. This shows how past economic shifts still impact the fairness and efficiency of communication today.

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In healthcare, cities usually have more hospitals and doctors, while rural or poor areas often have few options and have to travel far for care. Building resources in urban areas so people can get the medical care they need.

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A technology I use on the daily is a car. I think its origins are tied to the need of transportation of goods and other cargo when there was trading needed to be done.

This origin impacts its efficiency today because now we cannot only move a lot more cargo but a lot more humans faster and efficiently.

An example from my life is when I was traveling to a beach in a bus with a lot of other people in Mexico.

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In our daily lives, we use highly modern technology like computers, automobiles, and many others. Since the industrial revolution starting in the late 1700's, our technology has been rapidly improving since this event gave us the ability to produce items in a very timely manner. Our modern technologies originated from much older technology, which was able to be rapidly improved due to machinery capable of executing quick manufacturing-related tasks. This will likely be the case from now on, considering that the machines we create for the purpose of creating are, themselves, improving.

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I believe that the origin of champa rice really impacted the future or today, because it gave birth to many new ideas of other crops, such as GMOs, and thus this really benefits the population today because with GMOs or efficiently grown crops, it helps (even a little) on the growth in population and hunger around the world

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Think about a technology or system you use daily (like transportation, communication, or healthcare). How do you think its origins, tied to past economic or industrial shifts, still impact how fair and efficient it is today? Share an example from your life and how you think history continues to shape our modern systems.