Fahrenheit 451, By Ray Bradbury

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Imagine the scenario where society is completely reliant on technology, and the people are unable to live a day-to-day life without it. Such as in Fahrenheit 451, by Ray Bradbury, people are completely engulfed in “parlor walls” which are wall-sized televisions that the audience can interact with. Moreover, nobody can be seen without “seashells” which are earbuds; this creates a disconnected society. Therefore, technological advancement is helpful to a certain degree as it can simplify basic chores, making them less tedious, but it is not always a good thing because it can also lead to human regression and a distorted reality.

If people were too dependent on certain things, it would cause them to revert to earlier stages of life. This is because,