Time is advancing swiftly with technology as its sidekick on sweeping the way people think. In Nicholas Carr’s article, “Is Google Making Us Stupid?,” Carr discusses that as great as it is that society takes advantage of every technological innovation, allowing it to consume their way of living as it lacks the authenticity of personal and intellectual growth. Ultimately, society is in an unhealthy relationship with technology as technology brings forth its many conveniences, where society hops onto anything that will make life a bit easier, yet this harms society into losing their track of enjoying life and its trudges. Society focuses more on reaching a result quickly and efficiently, rather than enduring the progression towards that goal. Nicholas Carr beautifully scripts how technology leads to a more distracted person as productivity is more important than enjoying life’s wonders. For instance, he notes that his experience with technology morphs his own methodologies of living as it …show more content…
Life is a lot more fast-paced as technology allows for people to expand horizons that were once sought impossible, as they are able to communicate with someone across the globe in a matter of seconds, that, and a vast storage of information is readily accessible with simple taps into a search bar on the internet. As heavenly as that sounds, Carr criticizes this aspect as this medium contains “[injections] of hyperlinks, blinking ads, and other digital gewgaws,” all to “scatter [people’s] attention and diffuse [people’s] concentrations,” so, really, as the internet gives people an immediate result, it quickly shifts a person from what they are doing to other sources of mind-boggling information, that may or may not be essential to their specific task (Carr par