The dangers of technology.

In 1949 a student from the Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich asked Carl John what he thought about the impact of technology on human psychology. "Danger is not technology, there is a possibility to wait for discovery," Jung answered. "The question about the new discovery is whether there is sufficient reason to resist the temptation to use it for destructive purposes. "I can answer only experience".

Either short story tells you how technology can be very dangerous. Every day, technology is progressing. Even though these are SF novels, I think that the dangers of technology in these stories may actually occur in the future. I want both of these stories to continue to read, but in my opinion "sound of thunder" is more effective than "nether grave". It has better features, more relevant topics, more explanations, and helps the reader to become familiar with the settings when explaining the charter. The last line of Bradbury 's story, "Thunder", please sit for a while and ask if he truly killed Eker. Generally, I think it is more exciting move, there are two of my favorites

Bradbury expanded his use of technology to convey the dangers of technology. The scream from the kindergarten appears repeatedly, giving parents a sense of danger. Because the grassland is full of human carnivores, the constant smell of African meadows symbolizes the danger of their parents. Bradbury uses symbols and pre-shadows to convey the dangerous environment the children are doing. Purse belongs to his parents, it is obvious that terrible things will happen. Therefore, we realize that death occurs at some stage in the story. Bradbury also called this house "dressing, giving them, rocking, playing, singing, singing and giving them benefits", symbolizing and indicating the possibility of being dangerous as this house is very powerful It is. The technology used in Bradbury shows that the home of technology is very dangerous, where death is occurring

In his short story - "Veldt" Ray Bradbury warns his readers the dangers of modern technology