Ray Bradbury wrote about a society that revolved around the idea of people not thinking for themselves. Books are more than just a means of passing time, books allow people to develop their own feeling and opinions on things in life. Fiction and as well as. nonfiction books give people the opportunity to choose a side that they believe in and connect with. There are many paths to choose from and different paths lead to different outcomes good and bad, but people are born with the right to choose what path they want to pursue. If someone only knows of one path to go, they have no other choice but to pick that one path that has been presented to them. If you can’t think for yourself you can’t see that the idea of just one path is wrong. One of the biggest ways people learn is through experience and if you don’t have a way to experience different obstacles the amount of success you can have in a healthy life diminish significantly.
Growing up we are taught what's wrong and right and as we age we develop our own interpretation of what’s wrong and right. Some people accept what they have been taught and go on in life believing and what they have accepted. The society in Fahrenheit models acceptance of what has been taught to them. The difference is …show more content…
It is true that changing or being different from the norm doesn’t always have a good outcome. People that think for themselves and show a strong passion for something they believe can have negative outcomes. People rally, hurt other people, do things that endanger people lives to get what they think is right. That just the dark that comes with the light. Because, at the same time there are people who have the same strong passions and think so far outside of the box, and they use that to help people, to inspire people, and to make a positive difference in the world. It’s the way things work with for every action, there is an equal and opposite
Growing up we are taught what's wrong and right and as we age we develop our own interpretation of what’s wrong and right. Some people accept what they have been taught and go on in life believing and what they have accepted. The society in Fahrenheit models acceptance of what has been taught to them. The difference is …show more content…
It is true that changing or being different from the norm doesn’t always have a good outcome. People that think for themselves and show a strong passion for something they believe can have negative outcomes. People rally, hurt other people, do things that endanger people lives to get what they think is right. That just the dark that comes with the light. Because, at the same time there are people who have the same strong passions and think so far outside of the box, and they use that to help people, to inspire people, and to make a positive difference in the world. It’s the way things work with for every action, there is an equal and opposite