Faber’s Three Things In Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury a character named Faber (an old man that, Montag, the story’s protagonist meets) describes three things that are missing from their society. The three things that Faber talked about that are missing from society are quality of information, leisure to digest information, and the right to carry out actions based on the first two. The three things that are missing are related to books and how the society struggles without them.This book is based in a futuristic place that has lost touch with the important things in life, like books which are forbidden and burned. The first thing that Faber talked about was the quality of information. Books provide a better quality of information because you get to read it and learn it yourself. You are able to put the book down and really think about what it means and how it relates to your life. The information that they are given is not the same as what is written in books. It is controlled and rushed in a way that does not allow one to think about its meaning.The society struggles without quality of information because without books they’re just told things and have to just blindly do them without thought. …show more content…
When receiving information one must be able to take the time to digest and process the information. It gives one a better understanding of the information. This is related to society because people never really have time to relax and think about life and its meaning. They just hear about it and take it as the truth. People should be able to think for themselves and come to their own