Philosophy of Technology: Enframing

BRINGING FORTH is also known as ______ in German.

Enframing involves a ______ approach to reality.

Poiesis is about ______ things in their own right.

Enframing seeks to ______ and manipulate reality.

Poiesis fosters a deeper ______ and appreciation of the world's inherent qualities and mysteries.

Poiesis encourages a more ______, reflective, and holistic approach to existence.

The invention of writing systems, such as ______ in Mesopotamia and hieroglyphs in Egypt, played a crucial role in the development of literacy.

Finland is often cited for its exceptional ______ system and high literacy rates.

Norway is known for its strong commitment to ______ and high literacy rates.

Japan's education system emphasizes ______, hard work, and academic achievement.

Canada prioritizes ______ and invests in a comprehensive public education system.

South Korea has made remarkable strides in improving ______ rates and educational outcomes over the past few decades.

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The country's emphasis on preventive healthcare, access to quality medical services, and high levels of ________________ contribute to lower mortality rates.

Mortality surveillance systems track deaths and causes of death in ________________, providing valuable data for public health planning, disease prevention, and health policy development.

Japan has one of the lowest mortality rates globally, attributed to factors such as universal healthcare coverage, a healthy diet rich in fish and ________________, active lifestyle habits such as walking and cycling, and a strong sense of community.

Sweden consistently ranks among the countries with low mortality rates.The country's universal healthcare system, comprehensive social welfare programs, emphasis on health promotion and disease prevention, and high standard of ________________ contribute to lower mortality rates.

These systems help identify emerging health threats, monitor trends in mortality rates, and evaluate the effectiveness of ________________.

Researchers are working on genetically modifying bananas to produce higher levels of ______, a precursor to vitamin A.

This technology has the potential to create crops with ______ traits, such as increased yield or improved nutritional content, without introducing foreign DNA.

The biotech eggplant is the first ______ initiated research and the first biotech food crop developed in the Philippines.

These breeding techniques involve crossing individuals within the same species or closely related species to achieve desired ______ without directly manipulating their genes at the molecular level.

Wild species that have not undergone intentional ______ modification by humans are also not considered GMOs.

Organisms with such naturally occurring ______ are not classified as GMOs unless they have been further modified through human intervention.

Some people remain concerned about the long-term health effects of consuming genetically modified ______.

The concentration of power and profits in the hands of a few biotechnology companies raises ______ concerns.

The widespread adoption of GMO crops can lead to a reduction in crop ______ and the dominance of a few genetically uniform varieties.

The patenting of genetically modified seeds by biotechnology companies has led to controversies over ______ property rights.

GMO crops can cross-pollinate with conventional or wild plant species, leading to the unintentional spread of genetically modified ______.

Critics argue that GMO patents restrict farmers' rights to save and exchange ______.