Inventions such as the Internet, the railway, the telephone, among many others, have helped humans make huge advancements. These inventions help with the quick dispatch of information and make travel and communication easier. It's impossible to deny that technology has its benefits. However, when used excessively, it also has detrimental effects on human beings. This is especially true for children as they're still growing and have tender and vulnerable minds.
How does this concession strengthen the author's argument?
A.
It counters the opposing viewpoint with a personal opinion.
B.
It stresses that technology better serves inventions than people.
C.
It connects the text's central claim to a that truth both sides agree upon.
D.
It argues that technological advancements are more harmful than helpful.