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    involve for the future that will come and perhaps our society is not involve enough in developing new technologies rather than being user of technologies‚ which in some strange way of thinking being only user of computer technology is the same point that Carr mention. Perhaps our distraction by our computer technologies is one of the reason we lost our focus‚ may be Carr’s sense is right‚ our brain neural circuitry is changing‚ and

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    Our world is rapidly progressing into a vibrant technological era. The internet and computer took the world by storm‚ and now Apple and Google are a vital part of every country. We can now access information in ten seconds that would of taken us days 20 years ago. Technology has been integrated into a majority of schooling systems‚ allowing students to be more successful in their classes. Without the internet‚ student would learn half of what they would learn without them. Knowledge and wisdom

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    Question and David Carr

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    Summary on article by David Carr «A TV Schedule in the Hands of Whoever Holds the Remote» How to choose the right channel with appreciable programs and allow yourself to switch off the problems of daily routine in the armchair? The truthful and really worthy answer on this question is hiding in the article by David Carr opened to the fans of the time-wasters in front of their TV’s in The New York Times‚ which is also devoted television problem of 21st century. Taking to consideration that

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    Nicholas Carr Synthesis

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    discover thousands of sites with information relevant to their desired topic. Although having information at your fingertips is convenient and fast‚ it has stripped the millennials ability of elaborate reading and analysis of a lengthy narrative. Carr claims that the internet has been "chipping away" (Source 4) at millennial’s concentration. Brainwashing them into becoming dependent on the web for the entirety of our information‚ whether it be for educational information or even for a simple question

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    information almost instantaneously. The internet has become our way of life just due to all the things it has for us. The invention of the internet is almost as powerful as maps and clocks and even the radio; This can be seen in The Shallows by Nicholas Carr. One of the biggest things the internet and advanced technology has created‚ would have to be all forms of social media. A huge benefit for social media would have to be staying connected with people. By using social media friends and family can see

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    H. H. Holmes

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    The Real Monster of the Midway Serial Killers are nothing new to today’s society. Jeffrey Dahmer‚ John Wayne Gacy and Ted Bundy shocked our nation with their violent‚ brutal‚ and at times unbelievable crimes‚ although none of them were as notorious as Herman Webster Mudgett better known as Dr. H.H. Holmes. A man that carried himself as a smart‚ intellectual member of society‚ but in reality he was a smooth talking conman and very disturbed individual. A man who designed and built a building with

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    According to Nicholas Carr in his book The Shallows‚ the Net is changing the way people view and live their everyday lives‚ and is the single most powerful mind-altering technology that has ever come into general use since the book. One can agree with Carr’s thesis because it is easily supported by observing the changing culture of humanity. Due to rapidly advancing and expanding technology‚ human beings are dealing with memory issues and diminishing human interaction. The Net is changing the way

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    A Brief Look At Nick Carr

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    Where would the world stand without technology? Without a doubt‚ it would be a less advanced society. But‚ is the advancement of the technological world harming people in a subtle way? With the help of his sources‚ Nick Carr conveys a belief that intellectual technologies such as the internet are affecting people’s minds in a subtly negative way. Although he states that he might just be worrisome‚ included in his article are examples from bloggers and research studies showing how people’s minds progressively

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    Digital Distractions Nicholas Carr discusses how technology has influenced the way individuals think and process information in his book The Shallows. Carr argues that people’s ability to focus closely‚ conduct critical thought‚ and recall information is being negatively impacted by the continuous interruptions and easy access to information on the internet. (Carr‚1).“ The price we pay to assume technology’s power is alienation. The toll can be particularly high with our technology. The tools of

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    Nicholas Carr wrote a book "The Shallows"‚ and a majority of the book is based on how our language has changed because most reading today is done online. Carr believes that the improvement in technology today‚ has a great impact on the way we speak‚ think‚ and read on a daily basis. In his book‚ Carr says that the internet and technology has in a way "remapped" the way our brain is used (Carr 5). Carr explains that even professional authors are falling

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