Who Is The Monster In Nicholas Carr's Is Google Making USupid?

creation of a monster and how he doesn't want that same thing to happen to Walton. A possible reason why humans become this way might be due to an increased presence in technology and the pressures that exist in society. In Nicholas Carr’s “Is Google Making Us Stupid?”, we see how technology has caused him to lose focus on the simplest things and how he has trouble using his imagination to fill in certain gutters in literature. Carr implies that this is not just a problem that he has, but that all his friends do as well. He claims that all of his troubles, is due to the invention of technology and the internet. In his article, Carr quotes from Maryanne Wolf who states, “Reading, is not an instinctive skill for human beings. It’s not etched …show more content…
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