Overview of The Dumbest Generation by Mark Bauerlein

In the preface of the "foolish generation" of the novel "Cultural and Illiterate", Mark Ba ​​lllin critically assessed the impact of technical fragmentation on the young generation. Bauerlein said the young generation's intelligence is declining as "digital conversion" has weakened the young generation to make it distinct from culturally enhanced media. The increase in colleague pressure on technology by Bauerlein is correct, but he accidentally believes how technology can make the younger generation less intelligent.

Bauerlein (2008) is speaking to the troubles of many baby-boomer generation in "stupid generation". Bauerlein discussed in detail the breaks and misunderstandings between generations and explored the dependence on Millennium's technology. Bauerlein thinks, contrary to the fact that the baby boom generation prefers traditional interpersonal relationships, "I believe that technology seems to be owned and expressed more and more by the technology itself" (2008, 72).

In the most stupid generation, Mark Ba ​​lllin became the most important voice against the development of overwhelming digital social culture. However, the digital divide is not biased toward either side. Major voices from various fields, supporters, and critics have the opportunity to compare and consider deep questions from new media, from reading hints and caution issues to bullying and digital playgrounds Let's think about a discussion. Push the discussion to a higher position

These explorations strongly endorse previous comments on The Shallows (his Atlantic article is "In the article" Google makes us fool ")," Mark of the most stupid generation " It is. A series of books such as "Why We Read Novels" by Balllein and Lisa Zunshine is investigating the influence of reading literature from the viewpoint of neuroscience. The self-narcissistic digital world is me. Users of electronic devices are at the focus of multiple message generation agents. Direct satisfaction from viewing the device and seeing someone touching my tension - addictive. As we rework the nerve path through technology, we are anxious for new exciting bumps, and vibration is more fun if they happen simultaneously. Reading literature helps us brush, reduce our addiction and solve our self-concern problems.