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Internet and Stupidity
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Internet and Stupidity
I am "intelligent,” and I treat the word "intelligence" as distinguished as a whole. However, are we indeed intelligent or stupid due to the internet? Before the development of technology, were people stupid? I bother to ask the question because I compare the current students who use the internet to those who went through learning process without the internet. The relentless search for information manually in magazines, books, periodicals and journals in the past I think was worth. The hectic time taken in the search for information made a student satisfied with the work (Elbow, 1998). However, the current culture of information search is based entirely on the internet. Do we still feel satisfied when searching information online or do we feel stupid for not engaging our minds deeply in the search for information?
Well, I do not dispute that the internet is my idol since it has enhanced my creativity. There is a lot of information at disposal to solve difficult problems. However, I sometimes feel that I am intellectually lazy. Students who searched for information through books, magazines, and newspapers without relying on the internet appreciated the sense of hard work to achieve their objects, in particular through dedication and patience. However, in my case, for instance, I use the transparent 3 D media cloud on the internet as well as different browsers to lay information within a click of a button. I have noted that there is no struggle in search of information compared to students who never engaged in the internet and this makes me feel lazy (Elbow, 1998).
On the contrary to the above sentiments, it is true that the internet has increased our stupidity. The assumption behind this point is that when I examine issues regarding arithmetic concepts, I feel absurd. Students who are not fond of internet spend a lot of time engaging their minds i...