PrepTest 57, Section 3, Question 16
Critic: As modern methods of communication and transportation have continued to improve, the pace of life today has become faster than ever before. This speed has created feelings of impermanence and instability, making us feel as if we never have enough time to achieve what we want�or at least what we think we want.
Critic: As modern methods of communication and transportation have continued to improve, the pace of life today has become faster than ever before. This speed has created feelings of impermanence and instability, making us feel as if we never have enough time to achieve what we want�or at least what we think we want.
Critic: As modern methods of communication and transportation have continued to improve, the pace of life today has become faster than ever before. This speed has created feelings of impermanence and instability, making us feel as if we never have enough time to achieve what we want�or at least what we think we want.
Critic: As modern methods of communication and transportation have continued to improve, the pace of life today has become faster than ever before. This speed has created feelings of impermanence and instability, making us feel as if we never have enough time to achieve what we want�or at least what we think we want.
The critic's statements most closely conform to which one of the following assessments?
The fast pace of modern life has made it difficult for people to achieve their goals.
The disadvantages of technological progress often outweigh the advantages.
Changes in people's feelings about life can result from technological changes.
The perception of impermanence in contemporary life makes it more difficult for people to know what they want.
Changes in people's feelings fuel the need for technological advancement.
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