Scientific knowledge and technical innovation are__
A. Solely responsible for improving the life of man
B. Responsible for the future destruction of mankind
C. Mainly responsible for improving the life of man
D. Not all beneficial to mankind
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C.
Mainly responsible for improving the life of man
Explanation:
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