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Life in the 21st century is better compared to the previous century. To what extant do you agree or disagree? Give reasons for your answer and include relevant examples from your own experience. We are living in an era where many aspects of life have significantly changed compared to centuries ago. Technological advances are moving in a way that we hardly can compare our standards of living with those of our parents. That is why many argue that life in this time and age has more benefits than before. This is, however, a controversial topic, and this essay will attempt to elaborate on this argument with expressing my stances with relevant examples. First of all, it is an indisputable fact that advantages in science and technology have brought us comfort and to some extent satisfaction in different ways. New findings is in medical science, for example, have extended our lifespan, thereby hence the long life expectancy in nowadays human beings. Sitting calmly on a sofa, a mother is chatting with her child in another continent which was almost a dream not long time ago. These are just some simply everyday advantages of living in 21st century. Further and even more importantly, new findings in health care cure what was incurable before, despite the fact that many new viruses have come to existence recently. Mad cow disease, bird flu and Ebola are glaring examples of new life-threatening diseases scientists are challenging with these days. Being exposed to harmful radiations from sunlight to mobile phones and military satellites are another negative points our parents did not experience. By way of conclusion, once again I would like to reaffirm my position to defend that living in this time day and age has its own advantages, and I, personally, opine that in spite of the reasonable disagreements, there are certainly valid arguments confirming that the benefits far outweigh the drawbacks. Not only do I believe that living in this era is worth its negative points, but I also argue that living in previous centuries were was problematic worthless in many aspects.