Imagine if you had to go one day without any technology. Would you be able to remember phone numbers, your to-do list for the day, or addresses? Could you find a way to entertain yourself other than sending Snapchats to your friends or posting a picture of your lunch on Instagram? As children, we memorized math equations and birthdays, wrote addresses and phone numbers in a book, and used dictionaries to spell words that we didn’t know. Today, we have technology that does all of this for us. As the years move on, we become lazier, further removed from society, and more reliant on technology to do simple tasks for us. In the novels Feed and Fahrenheit 451 and the short story “Harrison Bergeron,” the theme that technology turns our knowledge
