Mahumot, Damien Miguel A.

GED104 – B21

First Picture:

The first picture is an example of “bringing forth.” It is a dam and a dam stops water and uses the flow of
water to with turbines to generate electricity. The water that is being used in a dam is not changed in
any way, it is only given another form without altering it.

Second Picture:

The second picture is an example of “challenging forth.” A factory that emits fossil fuels is due to
changing the form of different chemicals and minerals to generate some type of product or energy. As
they disrupt and change these minerals and chemicals, it is challenging forth.

Third Picture:

The third picture is an example of “challenging forth.” The picture depicts agricultural production. This
technology is challenging forth due to the fact that plants are being produced and altered for
commercial use after being planted and harvested.

Fourth Picture:

The fourth picture is an example of “bringing forth.” The people are cleaning the forests and this is how
people co-exist with nature. They preserve the environment so the environment can thrive without any
disruption and alterations.

Fifth Picture:

The fifth picture is an example of “challenging forth.” This is the Mir Mine in Russia. Open-pit mining is a
modern technology that confronts nature by taking something from it and changing it for use.

Sixth Picture:

The sixth picture is an example of “bringing forth.” This is a windmill that utilizes renewable energy
powered by wind. It does not alter, store, or disseminate the wind but only uses its natural flow to
power different structures.