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One warning that Bradbury is trying to give us through this novel is the warning that too much censorship can be dangerous. Too much censorship can threaten people's freedom of speech and stop people from expressing themselves. It also can keep people from finding out the truth. For example, in Fahrenheit 451, it says, "The Mechanical Hound is now landing by helicopter at the site of the Burning!" And there on the small screen was the burnt house, and the crowd, and something with a sheet over it and out of the sky, fluttering, came the helicopter like a grotesque flower. So they must have their game out, thought Montag. The circus must go on, even with war beginning within the hour...." There is a war going on in the but the media is focusing on the drama going on with Montag instead of focusing on the war that is way more important.

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One warning that Bradbury is trying to give us is that our society can some day look like this. In the direction we are going now, our society can take on some of the novels traits. I feel like now people are starting to not care about very important things. For example, in the novel, no one cares or gives concern about the war and in real life, come people think Covid-19 is a hoax and that its nothing. People are completely missing the importance of taking these stuff seriously. In the novel, it said ¨You know the war´s on...I heard...God isn´t it funny, it seems so remote because we have our own trouble.¨ They had completely forgot about a very important war because they were too busy thinking about themselves. Under the circumstances, it is reasonable how they did forget about it, but our society on the other hand, should know the importance of staying safe. This affects not only our lives, but the lives of those around us.

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I say one lesson Ray Bradbury is trying to give us is that society is becoming more reliable on technology and not focusing on the real world. One example would be that they do not want to talk about war or any other problems that are happening around the world, because they do not feel they are important.

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One warning that Bradbury is trying to give us is that one day we could end up just like them. Our world is starting to depend more and more on technology and if it gets out of control, our society could up just like the one in the book

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One warning warning that Bradbury  is trying to give us through the novel is one day technology could control our life. An example is people really don't care people passing away. Another example is people never talk to each other only stay on there phones.

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One warning i think Bradbury is trying to get through to us is that technology could be the reason for world destruction. Letting books leave this world could be a major mistake on the human end of life. It could result in people not wanting to be smart anymore because they are all the same. Our world could potentially end up like the book as he feared and with these advancements in technology I can see it happening too. I feel like people these day don't care about life like they used to, people are starting be more oblivious to the fact that real world things are still going on outside of social media or what you see on the internet.
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One lesson that I think Bradbry is trying to teach is that in a society like ours who is very dependent on technology, we should be careful not to get too caught up. The more technology dependent we become the more we lose ourselves. In the book, people grew to be like robots. They did not have feelings or emotions, they couldn't even remember important things about the people they loved. One example is ¨The circus must go on, even with the war beginning in the hour.¨ His society wanted to ignore the war and make his runaway a bigger deal.

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One warning I believe Bradbury is trying to give us is to not become too dependent on technology as eventually it might become the only thing that people are going to want to do. An example of this would be how the people in the current world only ever want to watch TV instead of going outside and socializing with others.

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Through the novel, Fahrenheit 451, Bradbury is warning us as to not give technology too much authority over out lives. He warns us to not use technology as a crutch to suppress or cover up our feelings. For example, a war has just been declared, yet the people of F451 are glued to their television sets, caught up in a live-streamed manhunt for Montag.

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A lesson I think Bradbury is trying to teach us is that their society isnt going to become better if they keep relying on technolgy. Its becoming a distruction and could end up like the book, I think he is right and social media gets in the way of a lot of things and makes things worse.

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One thing that Bradbury is trying to warn us throughout his novel is well there is many but one I could say is to stick up for what you believe is morally right to you as an individual. One quote that supports this claim is "I feel I'm doing what I should've done a lifetime ago. For a while I'm not afraid. Maybe it's because I'm doing the right thing at last. Maybe it's because I've done a rash thing and don't want to look the coward to you.I suppose I'll have to do even more violent things, exposing myself so I won't fall down on the job and turn scared again." This whole novel been about Montag fighting society and finding out what feels right to him. He wasn't happy when Clarisse asked him he realized he wasn't truly happy. He never question society but did after that.

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I believe one warning that Bradbury was trying to show is that society can become the same way or similar as in the book. The way society is now, it can somehow become similar to the book. Some people in today's society don't care about important issues or the leaders of certain countries are childish and immature. Also, for example, people in the novel don't care about war or important issues. In today's society, there are people who think Covid-19 is a hoax or it is something the government made up but in reality, it's an important issue that should be taken seriously. As like in the novel, war should be an important topic that should be taken seriously and not just brushed off.

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I think that one of the warmings that Bradbury is trying to give us is that we should be careful with technology and not let it take over us and we can't let ourselves become ignorant like the people in the society in Farenhiet 451. a quote that supporets this is that when montag and fabver were watching the news the reporters did not care about the war going on but cared more about the hound that was looking montag which kind of shows ignorance and that they only care about the entertaining stuff. the quote was  “Guy Montag. Still running. Police helicopters are up. A new Mechanical Hound has been brought from another district—”

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One warning Bradbury was trying to give us through the novel was not to expand the reliance of technology or their society would become ours.

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I think one warning that Bradbury is trying to give us is that all the things you do bad or good you will always be judged no matter what and my quote to support that will be "You did what you had to do. It was coming on for a long time." And I put that quote because Montag did a thing that was banned and he had to face the consequences one way or another.

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One warning that Bradbury is trying to give us through this novel is about the media. Bradbury once said, “I was not predicting the future, I was trying to prevent it.¨ Bradbury was trying to warn us about how the future could be if we depend on the media too much and not do our own thing and research.

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I think that Bradbury is trying to warn us that the society can become sort of like this in the future. I think he's trying to express that the society will become so advanced in technology that this will change views about certain topics and will allow society to control the opinions of the people. I think that also Bradbury is trying to also teach us that we need to stay true to ourselves and not let the society control us.

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I think he is trying to tell us that technology can eventually lead to us becoming the way they are. As technology is developing and becoming better we start becoming kinda stupider and have less focus. If we were to take away books it can definitely cause us to go downhill. A lot of people nowadays don’t really care for others and we are becoming more and more selfish. I do see that our would can eventually become as violent as theirs is. Honestly, even us now is causing a lot of us to lose our focus and motivation with us always being on technology because of e-learning.

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Ray Bradbury was trying to tell us that relying on technology can be dangerous. In the book the characters tend to rely on the tv shows for information on important things. The problem is that when you rely on technology and people on the internet for important things they could be lying to you or justifying something that is wrong. For example, killing people or hurting people was normalized in their society , it was encouraged which was crazy!

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One lesson that Ray Bradbury is trying to give us is to always think for yourself. Throughout the novel, the main character in the story, Montag, would sometimes question why things are the way they are after meeting Clarisse. His curiousity led to him even questioning people around him, even if they thought he was acting crazy, because in that society no one would question anything, they would just go with the flow.

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One lesson that Bradbury is trying to give us through the novel is to not become too dependent on technology because it can be dangerous to society. An example of this is

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The lesson that Ray Bradbury is trying to teach us is that we should not disconnect from each other. Between pages 120 and 130 Montag almost gets run over by a group of children because they wanted to do it for fun and were not taught how bad that is. People in Fahrenheit 451's society always stay inside, rarely see any of their children, and children are only being born to repopulate. People rarely talk to each other, and no one admires the outside world and only thinks about what will make them happy.

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A lesson Ray Bradbury is trying to teach us is that if we let technology grow to largely and rapidly it can effect us greatly. It destructs our brain and leads us to become more dependent on others rather than our own basic knowledge. Society can change in an instant because of the choices we make. In the book they talk about how the hound never fails and will find Montag. They care more about that than a actual war.

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One warning that Bradbury is trying to give us through the novel is that if we keep relying on technology, our society will turn bad. On page 122 the book states, "A carful of children, all ages, God knew, from twelve to sixteen." This quote talks about how the children in the car would've killed Montag for the simple fact that they were bored.

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Ray Bradbury wants to make sure that we, as a society, don't let technology consumer us. In the novel, Faber keeps his television set hidden behind a picture frame. The tv is only as big as a post card and is able to be covered with one hand. Faber is considered one of our novel's "heroes" who has not lost his will to actually LIVE and THINK.

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One warning I believe Bradbury is trying to give us is to not become too dependent on technology as eventually it might become the only thing that people are going to want to do. An example of this would be how the people in the current world only ever want to watch TV instead of going outside and socializing with others.

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One warning that Bradbury is trying to give us is that our society can some day look like this. In the direction we are going now, our society can take on some of the novels traits. I feel like now people are starting to not care about very important things. For example, in the novel, no one cares or gives concern about the war and in real life, some people think Covid-19 is fake and that its nothing. People are completely missing the importance of taking these stuff seriously.

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Bradbury's main message is that a society that wants to survive, thrive, and bring its people fulfillment must either encourage them to wrestle with ideas. He indicts a society that pulls all its emphasis on providing people with a superficial sense of happiness, Also Bradbury warns against the large-scale desensitization of society, through the novel he asserts that passive lifestyles consumed with modern conveniences such as TV's and cars can erode culture, critical thinking, emotional fulfillment, and happiness.

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The purpose Bradbury is trying to show us that the future advancements are placed sometimes above other people in the typical mind. It also was to send us readers the message warning us not to get caught up in the futuristic advancements that will eventually be brought into our everyday life.

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One thing Bradburry is trying to give us is our society might end up looking like this one day because how much technology is changing and advances. We are all also becoming so reliable on technology  and its been becoming such a big part of our life today its slowly taking over our lives. We have similar things going on to like the war is our covid 19 and its the book they said ¨You know the war´s on...I heard...God isn´t it funny, it seems so remote because we have our own trouble. Which is us today because of covid.

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One lesson Bradbury is trying to give us through this novel is that getting rid of something that might not be important at the moment can be harmful. The people stop reading books causing the decline of publications and thoughts. Thinking and expressing feelings became the unusual and cause problems for those who wanted to be "happy".  The lost of these thoughts and expression of feels cause many people to not want to make a family or actually be happy, instead having children is a necessity just to populate.

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One thing that Bradbury is trying to warn people is that technology will make people value human life less and less. I think this because on page 128 Montag says "They would have killed me...for no reason at all in the world they would have killed me." Talking about the car full of children who would have hit him with their car and killed him simply for the fun of it. These people value other people's lives so little that they'd kill someone just because they can.

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One lesson i think that he is trying to tell us is that knowledge is power. No one in his society think for themself. I mean they arent allowed to read books becasue that helps them think on their own. We should always think in are own way and belive what we want. Not everyone has to be the same like robots.

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One lesson Ray Bradbury that he tried to tell us was that too much censorship is bad. The war was never told because they wanted people to be happy and not worried weather they were going to die or not. This shows that people are being censored without even knowing. Also, they banned books that would create an endless amount of knowledge or curiosity. This shows that the government is censoring people so they can just follow what they say without being hesitant with what is happening.

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One thing bradbury is trying to warn us about through this novel is how human beings can start being careless about each other. Further proving the point that if we start getting caught up with all the technology we will eventually forget what life is actually about. For example how no one ever took time to get to know each other because you just didn't do that. Everyone being empty but filling the void with anything other then sharing moments with another person.

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Something that Bradbury warns us about is how bad too much censoring can be.

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One warning that Bradbury was trying to tell us was that society can change just like how it did in the book. Technology is constantly changing and improving and taking over and changing the way society acts.

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Ray Bradbury is trying to warn us about how society might change over time. For example when he compares the cars to bullets. That says alot because guns are dangerous to us now but to him cars are equivalent to guns. In the novel the teenages use there cars to try to run people over for fun.

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Humanity and society will collapse because technology is so essential to our lives and we lose the human in us because of it.  Eventually following this same pattern will lead us to live in a society that the book is depicting.

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I think that Ray Bradbury is warning us about what can happen to us in the future. younger generations are going to rely on technology for everything and maybe our society is gonna look like the books society.

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One lesson that Ray Bradbury is trying to give us through this novel is that censoring real life problems can be dangerous to a society. In the novel, when Montag is talking to Mildred's friends, they do not worry about the war or care enough about it. This is showing how people don't worry because they are not experiencing or hearing about what is actually going on in the war. Another example of this is that people are focused on the manhunt for Montag instead of hearing about the war and what's going.

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One warning that Bradbury is trying to give us throughout the book is that if we get too involved in technology and social media, we will forget how to communicate with one another. We will have no real emotions or thoughts.

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One lesson Ray Bradbury is trying to give us is technology can be controlling and dangerous.

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One warning that Bradbury is trying to give us through this novel is that this can happen in the future. People can start to think books are use less because we are more reliable to internet this books or newpapers. Also how people will try to kill people just for fun because they have nothing else to do.

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One warning that Bradbury is trying to give us is that people will start to lose sympathy for other people. This is shown when the kids try to kill Montag and in the beginning of the story. Clarisse tells Montag that the kids kill eachother in the beginning of the story.

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One lesson that Bradbury is trying to teach us is that a controlled societies won't work because there will always be those who feel different ,or that something is out of place.

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One warning Brad bury is trying to teach us through the novel is to not rely on technology too much that they will care about it more than human lives, you start to think that its your "family" and you start communicating with it instead of real people in person. Censorship is also a big downfall in that society because its not letting people have freedom of speech and exspression.

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I think one lesson Bradbury is trying to teach us is dont follow what society says. Just cause everybody is doing it doesnt mean its okay or the right thing.

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I think one message  Bradbury is trying to give us is to be carful with technology. He is also trying to warn us that too much censorship can ruin a society and their freedom of speech. An example in the novel when people would talk about the war no one cared and instead would change the topic to something else

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One warning that Bradbury is trying to give us is the warning of censorship since is causing people stop from expressing themselves.

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One warning that Bradbury is trying to give us is that someday in like you can end up like them, we depend on technology more then anything at this point so that it is probably going to become out of control and we can end up just how the book is and rather technology over war.

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One warning that Bradbury is trying to give us is that our society can some day look like this. In the direction we are going now, our society can take on some of the novels traits. I feel like now people are starting to not care about very important things. For example, in the novel, no one cares or gives concern about the war and in real life, some people think Covid-19 is fake and that its nothing. People are completely missing the importance of taking these stuff seriously.

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One warning warning that Bradbury  is trying to give us through the novel is one day technology could control our life. An example is people really don't care people passing away. Another example is people never talk to each other only stay on there phones.

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main message is that a society that wants to survive together and be successful and bring its people fulfillment must either encourage themselves and come together as a whole.