Absolute nonsense. Do you think pre-industrial farm work was easy? Humanity is in every way less of a robot today thanks to science. This entire statement is absurdly ignorant. You're talking about a short period right at the start of the industrial revolution where science led to more people surviving childhood, so they got an overpopulated countryside which pushed people into the cities. It took about a century and then we sorted it. But people who, if it wasn't for science, wouldn't be alive at all. So I'm not sure what the complaint is?
Satellites are widely*used for espionage purposes.
If you think that's the main usage for satelites, you are an idiot. This message you've written now has gotten to me in parts thanks to satelites. Satelites have been a great boon to mankind. Something we should all thank the great minds of the the USSR space agency.
Excessive*industrialization has lead to air pollution and other health hazards.
Ehe.... no. Stupid industrialisation. There are clean energy sources. All thanks to science. Too bad USA is governed by fundies who don't realize the problems with coal power.
It snatches the soul of a man when he runs a race in mad pursuit of material prosperity.
Karl Marx, is that you? Again, absolute nonsense. If you think the pre-industrial world was any less materialistic, you need to take off your rose tinted spectacles. They had less expensive shit because they had to work a hell of a lot harder to get hold of it. We just need to work less now. Guess, what... it allows for a less materialistic world and lifestyle. The colossal over-capacity of production means less of a need to be materialistic.
Science, at the same time, has given him frightful nuclear weapons. If there be a third world war, it will abolish the whole mankind from this planet. Peace on earth is at peril now
Health impacts.*
The invention of some chemicals has increased the chances of health issues such as respiratory and skin diseases.
Increased chances of warfare.*Most countries have acquired bombs, arms and ammunition, fighter planes and the like which have led to many dangerous wars with increased death of people.
Nuclear fission gave us nuclear power. Only a moron would think that trade wasn't worth it. Even if there would be an all-out nuclear war we'd be fine. The risks of it have been greatly exaggerated. No, it wouldn't be pleasant. But we'd be fine. When the volcano Tambora erupted in 1815 it exploded with the power equivalent of 10 000 times all the nuclear weapons mankind has ever produced. And it fired it all off in a three week window. Yet, we're still here somehow. Imagine that. The effects of an all out nuclear war will be horrible and lead to mass starvation in the poor countries. But most of us will be fine.
And finally, mankind has never been more peaceful than now... all thanks to science. You've already been given the memo. You must have forgotten.
Over-dependence on invention.*
Most people depend on invention to work. Others have gone to the extent of looking for robots to so their job.
I don't know what this means. Do you know what you mean?
Increased pollution.*
When computers are out of fashion and others are invented, they end up being damped which is a health hazard. The increased use of chemicals also causes pollution.
If we ever manage to get religious people out of politics, and let scientists make our environmental policies our planet will be fine. The ONLY problem today is religious people having opinions about stuff they don't understand.
Increased competition.
Powerful countries end up having unhealthy competitions on who is going to invent what first. This leads to enmity among nations.
Yet, somehow has led to the most peaceful period in man's entire history. How do you explain that? Wouldn't enmity imply that it leads to wars?
Conclusion:*
On one hand, science has given us the physical comfort. But, on the other hand, it has caused many problems for mankind.*People have begun to fight against the misuse of science.
http://www.importantindia.com/16255/paragraph-on-advantages-and-disadvantages-of-science/
My conclusion is that you aren't well educated enough to know what it is you are criticizing. Could that possibly be the case? Could it be that you're just reposting stuff others have said, but that you don't understand yourself?
For a fundie Christian, isn't the greatest advantage of science that it frees lots of time up that you can spend studying the Bible? Do you think that an organisation like Jehovas Witnesses would be at all possible if it wasn't for an industrial economy freeing up your time to do missionary work. JW has everything to thank science for, yet are extremely ungrateful. Why do you think that is?