Nature refers to it as the shade card; because of its wide range of colors it contains and the advantages it offers quickly lost its significance too soon. A writer named Viraj was working on a piece about how technology influences the world and makes everything available at peoples’ fingertips. Viraj mentioned in his article that the lush green garden, preserved with the earthy smell, fresh flowers, and the water ponds, keeps dwindling. He pens down that digital gift cards have risen to take the place of the flowers that initially served as an expression of love and generosity, and the trees which were once used as secret keepers are being replaced by digital notes. The essence of nature feels ruthless and faded in today’s generation, by the rising of technology.

Viraj was so intrigued and excited by the advances in technology and the rise of artificial intelligence that he believed it to be the all-encompassing answer to all his concerns. Viraj wrote an ongoing piece on the riverbanks on a dreary day when the cloud cover was dense and little sunlight was reaching the ground. Viraj needed somewhere to go when heavy rains arrived sooner than he had anticipated. Viraj pulled out his phone and tried to book a cab for himself. He tried several applications, but none of them helped him fetch a cab. He searched for a tree to take shade in the faraway distance, deep down irritated and filled with rage. His frustrations eventually brought him to a tree. Viraj, who was so reliant on the technological world, came to realize that nature is much more significant and vital than anything else. The finest and most gracious things in the universe are the lush green shrubs and trees, the vibrant blooms, and collectively the nature. Viraj learned this lesson in the most unpleasant way possible. This concludes that no amount of technological advancement can snuff out the power of nature.