Over the last few epochs of time, one major element has innovated and expanded to the point where human beings need the assistance of this transcontinental "machine" for even the easiest tasks. This massive element is known as technology, and it has situated itself as an everyday utensil in just a couple of years. One may not even realize how much time we spend each day on technology, whether it is for educational purposes or entertainment reasons. With this stated, a majority of people may agree on the fact that technology has deteriorated the human brain. On the contrary, the rest of the human beings (mainly millennials) oppose and agree that massive technology has been leading to positives regarding any given scenario in a society. Therefore,
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Both futuristic narratives are able to present a society consisting of high implementations of technology, both of course taking place in the near future. Although both documents are able to elaborate on both sides of technology, it is clear one outshines over the other. With this stated, technology manages to place a negative impact on modern society
To begin with, technology has left our modern generation with a bitter taste due to the fact that this element has managed to diminished and eradicate all views regarding every source of knowledge. In other words, with a high implementation on mass media, knowledge has hit a massive decline in modern society since most millennials in today's society are more entertained in video games, social media, etc. rather than spending their free time reading or learning about fine arts. For instance, according to Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury, subjects such as literature, philosophy, etc. were discontinued in school to focus more on TV class and other subject that would seem to get you nowhere in life. In addition to this idea, in a conversation held within Beatty and Montag, Beatty states books loss popularity after the implementation on the idea of gaining things in a simple
Both futuristic narratives are able to present a society consisting of high implementations of technology, both of course taking place in the near future. Although both documents are able to elaborate on both sides of technology, it is clear one outshines over the other. With this stated, technology manages to place a negative impact on modern society
To begin with, technology has left our modern generation with a bitter taste due to the fact that this element has managed to diminished and eradicate all views regarding every source of knowledge. In other words, with a high implementation on mass media, knowledge has hit a massive decline in modern society since most millennials in today's society are more entertained in video games, social media, etc. rather than spending their free time reading or learning about fine arts. For instance, according to Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury, subjects such as literature, philosophy, etc. were discontinued in school to focus more on TV class and other subject that would seem to get you nowhere in life. In addition to this idea, in a conversation held within Beatty and Montag, Beatty states books loss popularity after the implementation on the idea of gaining things in a simple