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Okay, so I wasn't sure about this one at all but it pulled me in from the first line to be honest and I'm glad to have read it and understood what messages it gave. It's not about just burning books and living a life where you are so damn busy to even think. It's so much more really.
It was an eye opener and it was something I knew-something we all know-but we don't really say it or even believe it.
We all live in this amazing world where we have so much to be grateful for, but we never are. We ar ...more
It was an eye opener and it was something I knew-something we all know-but we don't really say it or even believe it.
We all live in this amazing world where we have so much to be grateful for, but we never are. We ar ...more
Feb 09, 2018
Megan
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Even 60 years later, Fahrenheit 451 is a timeless classic that transcends time itself. The themes of censorship, which leads to a culture that is knowledge-crippled and unable to learn from its mistakes because history has been eradicated, are very relevant today. In 2018, we are constantly bombarded by stimuli on our phones, tablets, TV's etc, that, without us realizing, is siphoning out any time, appreciation, or discipline for learning, self-reflection, spending time with family, and apprecia
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Mar 30, 2018
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