Part A: In "Is Our Gain Also Our Loss?" Cailin Loesch states, "It's not just technology that's changing,

either: It's our way of living." How does she support this statement?

A. by describing recent advances in technology

B. by recalling memories of playing video games

C. by contrasting activities today with activities of the past

D. by imagining a future in which no improvements are possible

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10 July, 21:40

Part A: In "Is Our Gain Also Our Loss?" Cailin Loesch states, "It's not just technology that's changing,

either: It's our way of living." How does she support this statement?

A. by describing recent advances in technology

B. by recalling memories of playing video games

C. by contrasting activities today with activities of the past

D. by imagining a future in which no improvements are possible

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Marvin Campos · Answer 1

C. by contrasting activities today with activities of the past

Explanation:

This is the most logical answer on how Cailin Loesch support the statment about our way of living changing rather than technology being the one that is changing.