W7/ Will future technology be more sustainable? / Lee hayoung

Q. Will future technology be more sustainable? |
A. As we are still working on sustainable development, I think it will be possible if these technologies are settled and stabilized. As human technology is increasing day by day, I think that not only sustainable development but also more diverse technologies that can sustain humanity can emerge.

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