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You mean how to make them work better. They can not function as well as you want, but they work. If you really understand the history you would know that the services social are much, much better now than they have ever been throughout the history of the world. The environment suffers from the large population and advanced technology amplifies the effect. We may be able to reduce our environmental damage being careful, but we will never able to reduce the impact to zero.

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