Internet is reducing people's memory!

The Dhaka Times Desk Many people are worried about the news that has been published this time. Because the news came out that the Internet is reducing people's memory!

In order to find out any topic, search engines have to go fast. And this speed is damaging people's memory. Especially the part of the brain that stores information, the use of that part is decreasing day by day.

With the advent of the Internet era, people are now clicking on search engines to find desired information instantly. Recently, an American writer claimed that the speed of search engines to find something is damaging people's memory. Especially the part of the brain that stores information, the use of that part is decreasing day by day.

Technology writer Nicholas G. Carr's book 'The Shallows: What the Internet is Doing to Our Brains' discusses how the Internet is changing. The book also strongly discusses how the Internet is preventing people from thinking reflectively.

People now express their thoughts quickly through internet communication. People don't have to think much about short messages, tweets and comments. The process does not take much time to complete.

People who are constantly connected to the Internet, always connected to portable entertainment media and social media, he says, constantly withdraw from daily reflective thinking. As we get used to smaller and faster communication systems, we are also getting used to smaller and faster thinking.

That is why it takes us away from reflective thinking. He claims that the Internet world is depriving part of our brain of normal daily activities. The reason is the ease of searching.

In addition to writing, Nicholas also runs the blog site roughtype.com. In his opinion, the use of sites like Google should make the system more complex.

But the opposite is happening. The reason is that software manufacturers are making these systems easier to use day by day. Google has made its search service so easy that the search content appears before the end of typing the desired word!

That's why the human brain doesn't get a chance to work like before to find something. However, in some cases, Nicholas Carr also praised Google. But according to this famous author, Google is keeping our memory from being used.