The Aleph Borges Analysis

The ALEPH, Infinite! Often, wonder what happens after death. How does one really get infinite without anymore agony. Whenever, one searches the internet, it has infinite amount of information. Simply the amount of knowledge anyone knows may become immeasurable. Borge’s lost his lady friend before he wrote the short “The Aleph”. In the short story Borge’s stats that he “devotes his-self to her memory”. Often, I can relate to devoting myself to my Nana’s memory. She recently passed away. Recalling her memories more often, than none. Especially since the holidays are right around the corner. I find my-self wondering what our family will do without our loved one for the holidays. Holiday’s are her favorite thing. It seems like infinite until, I will see my Nana’s face, smell her sweet preform, or even wrap my arms around her again. As I am sure that everyone goes through this, at some point and time. No one is ever ready for death. Not only is death melancholy, it can also be blissful. One often wonders why death becomes blissful. First hand I seen how much pain and suffering one can have
With our technoly today, you would never think of how it got to this point. We all know that it had to start somewhere but who would have thought, Borge’s of all people would think of it, and cite it in his story “the Aleph.” Often, wonder what would the world be like if we didn’t have half of the technology that we do today. Would the world be a better place, kids would probably have more of a relationship with parents and friends. Instead we just text to ask questions, or even have a conversation with them. It simply amazes me at how far along our society has came with our phones, computers, satalites and the games. Our phones do just as much as a laptop it has infinite answers, stories and can do just about anything that we can at a computer just not sitting down at a desk to find