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课时作业 9 THE
INTERNET
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(2022·广东省广州市一模)
Sometimes
a
book
comes
along
that
isnt
just
“ interesting”
or
“well
done”
—its
a
book
where
it
seems
like
the
author
looked
into
your
brain
and
wrote
a
book
specifically
for
you. A
book
like
that
for
me
was
released
this
week. Its
called
100
Things
Weve
Lost
to
the
Internet,
written
by
editor
Pamela
Paul.
Paul
lists
100
things
we
used
to
do
that
the
Internet
has
either
changed
or
taken
over
completely:
writing
letters,
print
newspapers,
the
joys
of
being
bored,
and
not
having
all
the
knowledge
in
the
world
in
your
pocket.
As
Im
a
longtime
accumulator
of
random
knowledge,
certain
entries
on
the
list—Being
the
Only
One,
Figuring
Out
Who
That
Actor
is—hit
me
where
live;
remembering
detailed
facts
is
no
longer
nearly
as
impressive
when
everyone
has
the
capability
to
find
the
answer
in
seconds.
On
and
on
the
list
goes,
with
every
minor
shift
adding
to
the
pile. What
this
book
does
so
well
is
illustrate
the
growth
of
that
pile;
while
any
individual
item
might
be
no
big
deal,
the
collected
set
is
significant. Its
a
list
of
ways
in
which
the
world
now
is
different
from
the
world
then.
Obviously,
Paul
isnt
saying
that
everything
back
then
was
better. Time
marches
on,
after
all,
and
its
tough
to
argue
against
the
many
benefits
that
the
Internet
has
brought
into
our
lives. But
that
isnt
really
the
point. Its
not
about
whether
it
used
to
be
better. Its
that
it
used
to
be
different.
100
Things
Weve
Lost
to
the
Inter