I hate it when people pick out random quotes from a comment and then argue them. It's like those people just want to argue and pick out snippets to argue with. It's so annoying. But here we go:
> The main feature of the Fahrenheit 451 world is a centralized monoculture which is established through trashy tv shows, advertising, and comics.
That is the world we live in, isn't it?
> Social media is extremely shallow, sure, but we also have historically unprecedented access to almost unlimited information.
This I actually don't know. In theory we do or we ...could. But do we actually have access to all the worlds information? For one, Google and Bing heavily filter search results. It's not hard to find a dark search. Plus a lot of the information is technically there but it's disparate and poorly presented. Really you still need a book for a lot of things.
I hate it when people pick out random quotes from a comment and then argue them. It's like those people just want to argue and pick out snippets to argue with. It's so annoying. But here we go:
> The main feature of the Fahrenheit 451 world is a centralized monoculture which is established through trashy tv shows, advertising, and comics.
That is the world we live in, isn't it?
> Social media is extremely shallow, sure, but we also have historically unprecedented access to almost unlimited information.
This I actually don't know. In theory we do or we ...could. But do we actually have access to all the worlds information? For one, Google and Bing heavily filter search results. It's not hard to find a dark search. Plus a lot of the information is technically there but it's disparate and poorly presented. Really you still need a book for a lot of things.