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Societal aspects of technology

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Engineering Education and Global Impact Innovation, Technology, and Society Interdisciplinary Studies: Technology, Society, and Humanities

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With the advent of the energy crisis, the citizen experienced layoffs, shortages, strikes, financial insecurity, and inconveniences. The gaps that are evident in society are discussed. The causes of the crisis and the lack of forecasts are investigated. It is concluded that the engineer as technologist, consumer, and citizen has been forced to reassess his social role. Also, the technologist must join in the procedure of policy planning through his technical society. (MCW)

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