Experts Say Google Does Not Make USupid By David Weir

The internet opens the door to an unlimited amount of resources to individuals. Seventy six percent of experts agree that the internet will continue to improve the acumen of the human brain throughout the next four years (Weir). The internet offers the option to relinquish the traditional teacher and student in the classroom, and take online or virtuals classes. Sites such as Google have become a productive resource in enhancing the way the human brain operates. The internet has become an effortless way to acquire new information and answer questions that one may ponder. In “Experts Say Google Does Not Make Us Stupid” by David Weir, Weir suggests that the internet has allowed humans to accommodate to the modern lifestyle and break away from traditional methods of obtaining information. Weir is proposing that the internet has provided a way to more efficiently meet the demands
According to “The Internet Can Make You Smarter, Experts Say” by Lance Whitney, experts agree that internet allows people to broaden their education, as well as their imagination. Whitney is claiming that the internet not only offers a source for higher education, but also offers a source of inspiration to those who choose to use it. Whitney then goes on to explain that most experts feel that “the gadgets and applications destined to capture our imaginations in the next 10 years” are going to be stunning to even the smartest minds today (9). Whitney is claiming that the internet can lead to astonishing contraptions that will improve lifestyles. Finally, Whitney states that sixty five percent of the 900 participants of the report “The future of the Internet IV” agree that the internet can enhance the human cognitive skills. This means that a good portion of the experts believe that the internet is a resourceful and beneficial aspect of the modern