We can easily find answers on the internet instead of interpreting and think critically on our own. In his article, “Is Google Making Us Stupid” author Nicholas Carr introduce a topic about google search and the quickest access to the internet is causing our brain to lose the ability to think critically and changing our way of analyzing (2008). Carr writes that the incredibly powerful computing system, is becoming a universal medium, the quickest ways for people to get access to information and get connected to one another in different parts of the world. With the internet, almost everything is available for everyone (2008). We can easily find solutions to problems online and take advantage of the information that the internet provides rather than using our brain to think. In fact, this intellectual technology like computer and smartphone is the solutions in our daily life, it’s intended to become our GPS, “our clock,” “our printing press” and “our typewriter”, “our calculator” and “our phone connector”, and “our radio and TV” (2008). Carr illustrates that these intellectual technologies has become the purpose in our life, people are being able to distribute the solutions that the internet provided with just a few Google searches, and some links will pop
We can easily find answers on the internet instead of interpreting and think critically on our own. In his article, “Is Google Making Us Stupid” author Nicholas Carr introduce a topic about google search and the quickest access to the internet is causing our brain to lose the ability to think critically and changing our way of analyzing (2008). Carr writes that the incredibly powerful computing system, is becoming a universal medium, the quickest ways for people to get access to information and get connected to one another in different parts of the world. With the internet, almost everything is available for everyone (2008). We can easily find solutions to problems online and take advantage of the information that the internet provides rather than using our brain to think. In fact, this intellectual technology like computer and smartphone is the solutions in our daily life, it’s intended to become our GPS, “our clock,” “our printing press” and “our typewriter”, “our calculator” and “our phone connector”, and “our radio and TV” (2008). Carr illustrates that these intellectual technologies has become the purpose in our life, people are being able to distribute the solutions that the internet provided with just a few Google searches, and some links will pop