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Similarities Between Fahrenheit 451 And Modern Day Technology

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Fahrenheit 451, the award winning novel by Ray Bradbury, has a few different similarities with their technology of their time, compared to our modern day technology. Everyday our modern day technology is improving and advancing, taking our attention off of each other and more onto a device. When you go out to eat, you will see teenagers on their cell phones rather than socializing with who is in front of them. This brings me to my first point, we believe it is “acceptable” in our society as well as in the Fahrenheit society to sit in front of a television or to stay on our phones for hours, upon hours, not interacting with other humans. We are slowly becoming more and more antisocial with others, we mostly interact with each other through

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