This is supported with the statement, “Unfortunately, there are some technologies that are inherently harmful. Machine guns made modern warfare more deadly, starting with WW1. Later, conventional bombers made carrying high explosives, incendiary bombs, and finally, the first, primitive, atomic bombs, caused the deaths of more civilians than soldiers” (Unger 1). These examples of advancement in technology are thought of as dangerous and can be considered negative, but they are often overlooked when considering whether progress in technology is good or not. The fact that considering these technologies could easily sway someone’s thoughts on whether progress is good or bad makes it very important to not overlook them. It is suggested that “…there are other applications of technology that are intended for benign use, but which have well known major harmful side effects”, one of these being the “automobile” with statistics brought up in support such as “…autos kill about 1.2 million people annually” and “are the leading cause of deaths of people between the ages 10 and 24” (Unger 2). Many people consider cars to be great advancements in technology and do not consider how dangerous they actually are as shown by statistics. Still…