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Technological Advancements In Fahrenheit 451 By Ray Bradbury

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By demonstrating how technology may stifle individuality and control audiences, Bradbury depicts technological advancements as harmful to society in Fahrenheit 451. People in this culture are incapable of thinking, and as a result, they exist in a condition of mindlessness. They also isolate these people from conversations that don't contain empty jargon because they solely focused their minds on technology. Because of their seclusion, they are cut off from the outer world and experience a sense of loneliness they cannot understand. A person isolated from others cannot develop and have experiences that might increase their sense of global connectedness. Technology not only causes society's citizens to live isolated lives but also causes them
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