Technology in today's world is helpful in so many ways, for helping would order pizza online to putting people in space. However, the technology used in a dystopian era has negative outcomes. In the novel, Fahrenheit 451, by Ray Bradberry, futuristic society is to take to her books are outlawed in the government has seized control over everything making technology lethal to the future achievement of mankind. Unlike Fahrenheit 451, technology in today society allows the spread of knowledge well Fahrenheit books are burned and intelligence is scarce, and most people cannot recall things that are seen as important to our present time. Technology in Fahrenheit 451 is harmful to dystopian society because of the loss of value of life and a dinner
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Primarily, one can see the deterioration when Montag asks his wife, "When did we meet? And where?" "When did we meet for what?" she asked. "I mean originally." "I don't know," she said. "Funny, how funny, not to remember where or when you met your husband'r wife" (Bradbury 42-43). This illustrates the Banishment knowledge by showing that even a husband-and-wife don't even know where they've met! In the real world people will treasure how long ago they have met and how, but in Montag's world, people choose technology over special memories people to have. In addition, the value of life decreases in Fahrenheit 451, and one can see this when Montag says, "You took all the all the pills in your bottle last night." "Oh, I wouldn't do that," she said, surprised" (Bradbury 19). In like manner, this proves the thesis because one can see that Mildred does not really care. She simply denies the fact that she could have done it despite the evidence staring at her in the face. Moreover, one can see how technology enforces the society in Fahrenheit 451 for the worse because people do not value life and information in the life of Guy …show more content…
First of all, technology has been loyal to society because "Technology made large populations possible; large populations make technology indispensable" (Joseph Crutch). Obviously, the number of people on this earth has something to do with the technology we have here technology has made our earth how we know it today, and I love him so much medical progress possible. In addition, technology allows the information we need at our fingertips. "Estimates are that the big four (Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Facebook) store at least 1.2 petabytes between them" (Gareth Mitchell). Oh and this converts to 1.2 million terabytes, and 85,899,345 pages can fit on a single terabyte, so that's a lot of information online, just from four databases. This shows how amazing technology is because one technically has unlimited information at It's amazing to see what mankind can dream up and make possible. Today's technology is important because it preserves human life and all
Primarily, one can see the deterioration when Montag asks his wife, "When did we meet? And where?" "When did we meet for what?" she asked. "I mean originally." "I don't know," she said. "Funny, how funny, not to remember where or when you met your husband'r wife" (Bradbury 42-43). This illustrates the Banishment knowledge by showing that even a husband-and-wife don't even know where they've met! In the real world people will treasure how long ago they have met and how, but in Montag's world, people choose technology over special memories people to have. In addition, the value of life decreases in Fahrenheit 451, and one can see this when Montag says, "You took all the all the pills in your bottle last night." "Oh, I wouldn't do that," she said, surprised" (Bradbury 19). In like manner, this proves the thesis because one can see that Mildred does not really care. She simply denies the fact that she could have done it despite the evidence staring at her in the face. Moreover, one can see how technology enforces the society in Fahrenheit 451 for the worse because people do not value life and information in the life of Guy …show more content…
First of all, technology has been loyal to society because "Technology made large populations possible; large populations make technology indispensable" (Joseph Crutch). Obviously, the number of people on this earth has something to do with the technology we have here technology has made our earth how we know it today, and I love him so much medical progress possible. In addition, technology allows the information we need at our fingertips. "Estimates are that the big four (Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Facebook) store at least 1.2 petabytes between them" (Gareth Mitchell). Oh and this converts to 1.2 million terabytes, and 85,899,345 pages can fit on a single terabyte, so that's a lot of information online, just from four databases. This shows how amazing technology is because one technically has unlimited information at It's amazing to see what mankind can dream up and make possible. Today's technology is important because it preserves human life and all