The main argument of this article is that humans are relying more and more on technology, thus dwindling our abilities to adapt to certain situations and gain knowledge. People also don't spend a lot of time on each site; they are more prone to bounce from site to site and often don't return to that site or article. they may read a page or two of an article, but they probably won't finish it.
The internet has affected his thinking process by rewiring his brain to not be able to focus on one certain topic at a time. He says he can no longer sit down and read a book, such as, War and Peace. His lack of focus is due to the internet's vast supply of information.
The ability to focus on one certain thing and finish t in its entirity and understand it enough to formulate an argument.
They're the same for both articles. The ability to analyze something that you have read and be able to take an arguement from the article and create an answer or at least get you thinking about it.
they can't focus and have trouble sticking to one thing at a time.
1. a quote from an article
2. personal experience
3. Friedrich Nietzsche
The evidence is very effective because it illustrates the harmful effects of having vast amounts of information a click away
The So What question of this article is, "What is so important about having to use computers for everything? Why can't we move away from it and go back to our roots?"
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