Dependence on services, a latent problem

Since the beginning of its formation, the evolution of society has not stopped escalating. The number of creations, projects, and ideas that are formed as the days go by is increasing. One of the most primitive aspects of society is trade, at first it worked under the scheme of barter or exchange, then the models of exchange of values through currencies were introduced, and thus progressively until the current state of trade, in which it is possible to "trade" goods globally, transfer values instantly, and hire any type of service to perform tasks that are not within our reach.

It is this advanced state of marketing that has allowed us to contract any physically conceivable service. The existence of the services gives us a better quality of life and saves us time to dedicate ourselves to other tasks. However, this is not good at all , the fact that we have service to meet our needs, (mainly those related to labor in the home), makes us dependent and ignorant of this subject. This becomes a problem when small accidents occur in the home and are aggravated by the same lack of knowledge about the handling or functioning of things.

Nevertheless, man's curiosity and thirst for knowledge have prevailed in society in the face of absolute dependence. The cases of people who depend on the services for simple daily tasks are very specific.