A Response to Nicholas Carr's 'Is Google Making Us Stupid'

The occasional use of the internet by community collage students is not harmful because it helps students to get school work done in time. The internet can be harmful sometimes for people sight. We will take about how google is positive and negative on humans. We will focus on whether the internet, and laptops is making problems with today’s society, and with the way we think and our learning abilities. We can find out is google making us stupid?

God forbid if a webpage be down and takes about five minutes to load, so we are left with rage and disappointment. But the is the internet making people stupid? Carr believes “for more than a decade now, I’ve been spending let of time online, searching, and surfing and sometimes adding to the great databases of the internet”. It makes us better and smart for what you want to learn. If you use it often for everything it will result nothing and it will make us stupid. Sometimes kids will use the internet for games, YouTube, and more. After fifteen to twenty minutes you will see that I have completely forgot what I went online for because of how many tabs I opened in short time. This why I agree with Carr that google making us stupid.

The internet is making us lazy and unable to memorize anything. Sometimes if you think you go look something quick and you end up playing games, watching videos, and looking stuff up and instant being 5 minus it end up being 5 hours. This why kids those days are losing vision and then see them have medical glass eyes in such early life some loss half vision. Sometimes google leads to problems like taking someone work and say it is yours. Now we just have one click to get to the information we want, instead using our heads for the information we already have. “a few google searches, some quick clicks on hyperlinks, and I have got the telltale fact or pithy quota I was after”. Carr believes. Sometimes there are words I don’t know I must look up online, but sometimes it led me in a different direction from what I stared.

The problem is we are always searching for information we don’t know the answer for. We try to make are self-smart to show our friends we know everything they can think about. Example Carr believes “for me, as for others the internet is become a universal medium, the conduit for most of the information’s that flows through my eyes and ears and into my mind”. Other words we really pick up bad habits because it shows we are dumber then the older generations. The new generations of 21st century is middle of all kind technology, they are bound to design towards advanced media for their method of learning. Today, even with the powerful internet can be, understudies still need to figure out how to procure data and hold information. While data is rapidly and effectively found on the Web, more youthful understudies should just utilize it to begin the way toward narrowing down a thought and searching for assets that can encourage profound.

In my opinion, Google doesn't make us dumb like Carr proposes in his article. Google may cause us to appear to be languid on the grounds that we do less perusing and physical movement. Data found on sites assists individuals with getting more astute and ready to learn subjects simpler in school. At last, Carr never truly gives logical proof that shows the cerebrum's hardware having changed. As I would like to think the PC and the Web have upgraded our capacities and expanded our handling speeds for securing information, making the human mind progressively productive in performing multiple tasks. The youngsters who are growing up with this innovation will extend its future.