Science

(In the past 200 years, tons of scientific discoveries or)

In the past 200 years, tons of scientific discoveries or

(technological inventions have been shown to the world.)

technological inventions have been shown to the world.

(If I had to choose one in particular,)

If I had to choose one in particular,

(it would probably be a vaccine or antibiotics.)

it would probably be a vaccine or antibiotics.

(Pasteur's work and discoveries changed the world in a way people couldn't imagine.)

Pasteur's work and discoveries changed the world in a way people couldn't imagine.

(So many people were dying young because, at that time,)

So many people were dying young because, at that time,

(life's conditions were not as good as the ones we have now.)

life's conditions were not as good as the ones we have now.

(With vaccines, we could now irradicate diseases that were killing millions of people.)

With vaccines, we could now irradicate diseases that were killing millions of people.

(We learn so much about the immune system, the ways our body reacts to pathogens,)

We learn so much about the immune system, the ways our body reacts to pathogens,

(and the answers it could produce to defend us against it.)

and the answers it could produce to defend us against it.

(Medicine has evolved and keeps growing daily because scientists are curious to understand)

Medicine has evolved and keeps growing daily because scientists are curious to understand

(how our body works and how it can communicate with our environment.)

how our body works and how it can communicate with our environment.

(People aged 40 are now not that old and still have a long life to live)

People aged 40 are now not that old and still have a long life to live

(and enjoy when two centuries ago it was synonymous with an 80% chance of dying.)

and enjoy when two centuries ago it was synonymous with an 80% chance of dying.