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Victor: Daddy, do you know the seven wonders of the world?
Father: Which wonders, of the ancient world or of the modern world?
Victor: Oh, are there wonders in the modern world too?
Father: Sure there are. Think how our life differs from the life a hundred years
ago.
Victor: Can you give me a hint, Mum?
Mother: Think of the ways we can communicate with each other, how much and
how quickly.
Victor: Oh, the telephone, but I never thought it was a wonder.
Mother: You simply have got used to it. Communication had been more difficult
before Alexander Bell invented the telephone in 1876. When it was
invented, people thought it was just an interesting toy and called it the
talking machine.
Father: What about the fax machine? You watch the piece of paper going into
the fax and at the same time, on the other side of the world, it’s coming
out of somebody else’s machine. It’s incredible!
Mother: It’s incredible to be able to get almost anywhere in the world in less than
twenty four hours.
Father: Moreover, it became possible to walk on the moon, and in open space.
Victor: I think the computer is
the greatest wonder of our
time. It can do everything:
read newspapers, write, do
maths, draw...
Father: Only it cannot think yet.
Victor: Oh.

Answer 1

Victor asked his dad about the seven wonders of the world. His dad is replying back by asking him, which ones, the morden or the old ones. Victor remains suprised to hear that, he didn't know that there are modern ones too.
Furthermore, his dad and his mom told him that, the telephone is a modern wonder of the world, thanks to it's capability of letting the user speak to someone that is situated on the other side of the world.
They 3 were talking about modern world's achievements, such as: walking on the moon, the fax machine and the computer, which Victors still thinks this is the greatest wonder of our time. It can do everything, read newspapers, write, do maths, draw...but, as his Father ends with, the computer cannot, yet, think.