I find it very funny that every age is mocking the elders and title them as being stereo type, I used to laugh -in my secret of course- when my mother put her thick glasses and try hardly to dive in her IPhone options, that she got recently, and after a while, she gets tired and shouts for someone of us to help her to access to her Facebook account, it seems to no matter how many times we try to teach her something, she forgets the other. Every are has its own trend or known for something, and the technology is the trend of this age, the most developing in technology took a place in our world in the last forty years, from 1975, the world of technology witnessed a dramatic change, which should be a good news for everyone, but unfortunately we are losing something in the other hand, these two narratives are taking us
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Carr is an excellent writer that puts the reader in the place where he wants, he sorts the paragraphs in a way that makes very sense for the readers, in this narrative Carr talks about the twist that internet is making in our behavior and how much the human brain is effected due to usage of internet in a very interesting sort of details, supporting his claim with scientific facts, experts opinions’ and historic events, I’m only taking his choices of complicated words that makes it a little bit difficult to absorb by all readers, but I would guess that this narrative is for a certain audience.
Andrew Sulivan talks about how human became isolated from physical interactions, all interactions had become virtual, the writer was referring to himself as an example, that he was web obsessed spending hours daily online, between publishing, jumping from site to site and waiting for audience feedbacks that will hit the dopamine switch in his brain and other writers too, in a very absorbable language that seems to be very close to the reader and a broad statistic.
The similarities between the
Carr is an excellent writer that puts the reader in the place where he wants, he sorts the paragraphs in a way that makes very sense for the readers, in this narrative Carr talks about the twist that internet is making in our behavior and how much the human brain is effected due to usage of internet in a very interesting sort of details, supporting his claim with scientific facts, experts opinions’ and historic events, I’m only taking his choices of complicated words that makes it a little bit difficult to absorb by all readers, but I would guess that this narrative is for a certain audience.
Andrew Sulivan talks about how human became isolated from physical interactions, all interactions had become virtual, the writer was referring to himself as an example, that he was web obsessed spending hours daily online, between publishing, jumping from site to site and waiting for audience feedbacks that will hit the dopamine switch in his brain and other writers too, in a very absorbable language that seems to be very close to the reader and a broad statistic.
The similarities between the