World Wide Web

Growing in popularity over the last few years it is now the most widely played online video game, surpassing such names as World of Warcraft and Starcraft 2. In fact, the world championship game just played over the weekend with the winning 5 man team being awarded one million dollars. Inside of just playing the game there is a large online community based primarily through a thread on the website…

The “Deep Web,” is a separate web accessed by anyone anywhere around the world. Using the servers provided by the United States in order to operate. Covering more than ninety percent of the internet, providing with illegal content and shops (Sterne, 4). People around the globe can connect to the Deep Web and have access to books and articles, informing readers on how to create bombs, how to take out and sell organs for money, and how to make illegal drugs. The Deep Web can be accessed by…

culture may continue to grow, because it is very easy for a person to learn about a desired cultural belief through web crawlers without taking off to the country where the language is being spoken. In addition, many Internet popular applications, such as Facebook, YouTube, Instagram and Twitter has made global communication system a great degree suitable for everyone around the world, in light of the way information turns out to be more accessible. Triplett (2004, p.330) explores that the…

the store. If websites do not exist, we wouldn 't be able to do what we do today, find information about what we like, because we have to use a website for everything that we search. I have found enough information useful about my topic, in several web pages, because all of them talk about how to create/update a website. To update a website you need to know the tags, attributes,styles, etc., that the website has to have in order…

In “Is Google Making Us Stupid?” Nicholas Carr asserts that the introduction of the internet and the use of it has changed behavior patterns of its users, notably, in areas of concentration. These changes can be seen in how users of the internet interact with various webpages they come across. For example, instead of reading an article in its entirety, the user may just skim over it before moving on to the next webpage (737). Carr supports his stance by mentioning past innovations, and the…

On average, how much time do you spend on the internet? If you said around 8 hours, then you fall under the majority of Americans. In the popular novel "What the Internet is Doing to Our Brains: The Shallows" by Nicholas Carr, Carr explains how the internet is changing our mindset and making us more shallow hence the title of the book. Carr also describes how we are less capable of doing our own work because we have access to popular search engines such as Google or Yahoo. In the novel "What the…

Over the century innovation has changed humans critical thinking. From the manual type writer to the computer the utilization of the technology, is part of our everyday activity. In the article “Is Google Making Us Stupid” by Nicholas Carr, Carr tried to express his concern, how the internet changing our lives and the thinking ability and the way our brain processes the information differently than it used to in the past. Carr explain how we don’t think and depend on quick searches, rather than…

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their ideas, displays irony, and creates hysteria about Google. The author, Nicholas Carr, focusses on writing technology related articles and books. Along with this, he writes for multiple periodicals. His works include “The Big Switch: Rewiring the World, from Edison to Google”,” Does IT Matter?”, and “The Shallows: What the Internet Is Doing to Our Brains”. All of these books focus on the ideas…

time seems to go by really fast when you get into a car wreck, compared to sitting in a boring class. Time effects the human minds thinking in a way that is not understandable. It controls it in a manner that we can not do anything about. The world will always use time. Carr uses this creative and accurate analogy to show use logos. He uses his text in a way to persuade his audience that the clock is apart of technology, which controls our life on a daily basis. He says ours lives are…