To convince the public that the development of science and technology is the main cause of the decline of human society, the following strategies can be used: 1. **Historical comparison**: By comparing the social conditions in the past with the present, emphasize that in the era when people generally believed that "life was simpler" (such as before the Industrial Revolution), social problems such as unemployment, mental health problems and environmental damage were not as serious as they are today. 2. **Case study**: List specific cases to show the negative impact of science and technology on society. For example, the rise of the Internet has led to information overload, distraction and the proliferation of fake news; environmental pollution and ecological damage caused by industrialization; and the reduction of employment opportunities caused by automation. 3. **Data support**: Provide statistical data and research results to prove the correlation between the development of science and technology and the worsening of certain social problems. For example, how technological progress has exacerbated the gap between the rich and the poor, or is accompanied by a rise in mental health problems. 4. **Ethical discussion**: Emphasize the ethical and moral controversies of the development of science and technology, such as the ethical risks of gene editing technology and artificial intelligence, and the impact these technologies may have on human values. 5. **Expert testimony**: Quote the views of well-known experts or scholars who are critical of the development of science and technology or warn of its potential risks. 6. **Public emotions**: Use emotional appeals to tell human stories caused by technological development, such as workers who lost their jobs due to the introduction of a certain technology or communities who lost their homes due to environmental damage. 7. **Analogies and metaphors**: Use powerful analogies (such as "Science and Technology is Pandora's Box") to vividly express the negative impact of technological development on society. 8. **Discuss long-term impacts**: Emphasize the long-term negative impacts that may be caused by technological innovation, which may be irreversible and will have adverse effects on future generations. 9. **Consensus formation**: Encourage the public to participate in discussions and form social consensus, and encourage more people to pay attention to the negative impacts of science and technology through public discussions, seminars, etc. By combining these strategies, we can increase public awareness of the social challenges that science and technology may bring and promote prudent thinking about the development of science and technology. However, we need to be careful to base our discussions on facts and avoid bias and misleading.