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How are tools helpfull for us and how can we make them stronger, but easy too use?

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Technology is any tool made for a certain use or action.

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Electronic design programs are menu city, and its hard for newbies to understand, and every option that is significant is tucked behind menus and other options that serve little purpose. Not to mention, most programs are atleast a decade outdated and hard to even use.

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Many tools can be way to complex for a single task, far too often, many people can get confused with an item that's to complex for said item to do is basic task, that's why a lot tv ads say "its easy as one, two, three!" It can gets the consumer hyped to do some task they find hard easy, this exploitation is caused by modern consumers being afraid to get something because they won't understand. I think a solution shouldn't be a 400 page instruction book.

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The basic time of bashing one stone with sticks, and other stones, this time invented the basic building blocks of life. These prehistoric men invented axes, the wheel, spears, and much more.

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This was the most important time in our modern history, many its.s like the printing press, submarine, clock, and microscope.

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The 1800's were known for the usage of “modern” equipment, and is the base plate for years to come like, trains, boats,  and most construction equipment. This was when technology and science was getting better and better, and advancing and advancing, it was also the start of the US’s flourishing industry in the time.

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Hi, th8is is dummy

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I think the greatest idea is to ask experts, you tubers, etc. Their could be something like a pol, or a survey. After that, take the useless tools off, and make important items easy to find, or don’t put them in menus, but in a hot bar. Another solution can be to add an “important tools” menu, this would make it easy for accessibility, while still being able to use other tools for experimentation.

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I think that we would have to wait, as I believe that in time, these complex tools can be simplified to help the majority of consumers who would be able to understand the basics while keeping the ability for experts to toy around with it.

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