Question

As time moves on and families are formed, young children will be sitting in our shoes talking about research and statistics. How do you foresee the research of today affecting the children of tomorrow? One example I can think of is the computer. Guaranteed, by the time our children are adults, they will know more about the computer than we do. Another example is that of the millions of diets that people should follow. Each one offsets the other. How will these diets affect the younger generation? Will all food become low in carbs (a farce because low in carbs could mean only lower by 1 or 2 grams)? Many other questions can be thought about of the research today that will affect the future.

It is amazing how research is completed and so many options are available to all generations. The research that we could complete today can completely change the world for our children and those that follow.

Please respond with some thoughts about what you could think of after reading this and include your best response to the bolded question. Length: around 150 words

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