Every generation has its own set of challenges, for example the lost generation went through WWI and now the current generation's challenge is addiction to technology. Someone who gave their opinion was Ray Bradbury when he authored this dystopian novel Fahrenheit 451. When it comes to technology and humanity, there are always two questions that should be answered. Is more technology always a good thing? No, more technology is not always a good thing. Now to answer that question, one needs to analyze the cost and benefits of technology. Bradbury’s dystopia highlights technology’s seductive entertainment value, yet warns of its potential to erode critical thinking and human connection. Bradbury’s take on the benefits of more technology showed amazing inventions such …show more content…
Luckily, with all the note-taking apps and online resources available, staying organized and researching for papers as a first-year student feels much more convenient. There have been a lot of great experiences in my life with technology because it has saved me when I needed to get a ride home from school. When I was a first-year student, after band it ended early, and I had to call my mom to come pick me up. Technology unites us, speeds talk, and frees up knowledge, transforming our lives. While technology is amazing, it does have its downsides. Technology disconnects despite connection, and floods us with information, but hides the truth. I know so many people that have been hurt by technology, like my cousin Audrey who sent me this. Trying to keep up with the constant stream of social media updates, I barely have time to focus on the book in front of me. Personally, social media depresses us; technology entertains but squelches focus. So, in conclusion, in my personal experience technology has been both a tool and a burden, but the fact remains that too much technology can stress and depress