He basically says that this electric light has no solid content and there is not messege that is being delivered. But in today's modern society . As new technology comes the message is different but it allows us to thing and human asense play a large role in the perception of the message and different mediums engage different types of human senses so the message might be the same but the platform and the sense we use are different. I don't necessarily agree with what he is saying and that there is no message behind the light or the media platform that is being development. I understand that the light he is talking about is used to comprehend something like an advertisement that we see on TV or a video that we see on maybe the internet we understand it differently than we would if it was written on a piece of paper. I agree with this point because as i mentioned earlier I think technology is always evolving everyday and it is something that always distracts us and that if we see an ad for a new IPhone we are gonna interpret it differently and have all these new ideas as compared to seeing the type of Iphone and the color it is written down on a piece of paper. That is my more modern view of what McLuhan is trying to
He basically says that this electric light has no solid content and there is not messege that is being delivered. But in today's modern society . As new technology comes the message is different but it allows us to thing and human asense play a large role in the perception of the message and different mediums engage different types of human senses so the message might be the same but the platform and the sense we use are different. I don't necessarily agree with what he is saying and that there is no message behind the light or the media platform that is being development. I understand that the light he is talking about is used to comprehend something like an advertisement that we see on TV or a video that we see on maybe the internet we understand it differently than we would if it was written on a piece of paper. I agree with this point because as i mentioned earlier I think technology is always evolving everyday and it is something that always distracts us and that if we see an ad for a new IPhone we are gonna interpret it differently and have all these new ideas as compared to seeing the type of Iphone and the color it is written down on a piece of paper. That is my more modern view of what McLuhan is trying to