In the last issue of "Policy" published an article about high-profile overseas Nicholas Carr's book, "shallow, which is what the Internet is doing to our brains." As the Internet and electronic gadgets is a subject extremely interesting to me, you'll reach for at this position. I'm curious because the deeper reasons for the court delivered by the author about the devastating impact of the Internet on our lives.
By Carr, the internet makes it less and less we are able to focus on the traditional reading book. Distracted, every now and then we look to the Internet, checking email or visiting social networking sites. Some (teen), open the bookmarks in the browser is just proof that the content available on the internet we are not able to stay longer. Accessibility links, images, blinking icons dekoncentruje. Time for a deeper analysis of the content learned ... missing. A phone without a high speed Internet access, a modern-day leash for the masses, is now rare. Hence, perhaps, a dozen times a day visiting interface is, for others cyberatrakcjach not mention.
And my opinion? Well. My character is not complicated once you grant the author wrong. The fact is that by sharing these brief reflections, I stopped barely begun to learn German.
Incidentally, the contents of the last issue of "Policy" (specifically, the ten articles published in them) read through the weekly audio version available. I must admit that, although taken from the "bad" Internet, it gives me a unique opportunity to commune with the word read by a professional teacher. In bed before going to sleep in the car or anywhere else. And it is without clicking, googlowania, pressing and marking!
By Carr, the internet makes it less and less we are able to focus on the traditional reading book. Distracted, every now and then we look to the Internet, checking email or visiting social networking sites. Some (teen), open the bookmarks in the browser is just proof that the content available on the internet we are not able to stay longer. Accessibility links, images, blinking icons dekoncentruje. Time for a deeper analysis of the content learned ... missing. A phone without a high speed Internet access, a modern-day leash for the masses, is now rare. Hence, perhaps, a dozen times a day visiting interface is, for others cyberatrakcjach not mention.
And my opinion? Well. My character is not complicated once you grant the author wrong. The fact is that by sharing these brief reflections, I stopped barely begun to learn German.
Incidentally, the contents of the last issue of "Policy" (specifically, the ten articles published in them) read through the weekly audio version available. I must admit that, although taken from the "bad" Internet, it gives me a unique opportunity to commune with the word read by a professional teacher. In bed before going to sleep in the car or anywhere else. And it is without clicking, googlowania, pressing and marking!
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