Technology In Transformers: Dark Of The Moon

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Technology in Transformers
As technology becomes more advanced as the years pass, people become more and more stupid and less in control. In the movie Transformers: Dark of the Moon, the scene in which the Desepticons seemed to have taken over the city, the movie is showing how primitive the Earth’s technology is compared to the technology of the Desepticons. It made it seem like Earth had really lost the battle this time to the Desepticons. So in the end, the human race cannot seem to beat this advanced race of robots with out the help of another advanced race of somewhat human race’s technology. Or in which, that is what the movie is saying. Both had to work together to survive. All in all the greater technologies will seem to prosper in this movie.
“Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better idiot-proof programs, and the universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the universe is winning. – Rich Cook “
In the beginning of the movie Transformers: Dark of the Moon, the battle between the rival robots seemed to be very advance technology that is being used. What is yet to be known is 2 that the year that this battle is being taken place in space is the year of 1961 on the planet Earth. In this decade, the world is just now in a sense of “moving up” in the technological world. We have not even attempted to land on the moon yet. To these robots it seems that the human race is useless and will never become as advanced as they have came to be. In this, that is why most of them would like to wipe out the human race; they, in a way would not be held back by earth and it’s, as they see it, “primitive” ways. Were we saw the landing on the moon in 1969 as a huge leap in technological advancement; the robots do not even see that as even a dent in what they have accomplished. They did not see one then and they still do not see one in the late 20th century, which is 2011 at this point in time. Since the first two movies, the robots have greatly enhanced the government’s security against enemies of Earth and outer space and also has helped with the improvement of weapons with the United States. This shows the transition from when the Earth first encountered battle with the enemy robots to now. Also seeing as America is in the middle of a war at this point in time the Autobots which are of course the “good guys” are assisting in the wars to maybe help bring peace and prevent any harm to the rest of the world. Optimus Prime, the leader of the Autobots, was a wise peace keeping robot. He knew that one day not just his race but the human race as well could live in peace and not war.
As the human race seems to be advancing, so is the enemy robots or as they are called Desepticons. So it seems at this point that Earth cannot win the war against the enemy robots without the help
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