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Technology has undeniably warped the morals and ethics in the world today. Since the industrial revolution, technology has been on an unstoppable incline. This common idea is expressed through multiple outlets, such as history, society, and literature. Exampled in F451, the whole world is so addicted to their TV sets that they have sacrificed the ability to properly communicate and show loyalty to each other. This is also relevant in our current society. I think that everyone in a sense has lost some amount of communication skills due to the ease that social media and cell-phones have provided. Technology has caused us to take our world for granted. By this, I mean that "little we see in nature that is ours."

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Hannah Tellez
Jane Handrick
Ava Nunn
Sebastyn Clark
Mitch Gilmer
Society has a lot to express but feels restricted to do so based on the government. "Did the foolish thing, became a poet" He did the right thing to express himself through poetry, because he expressed himself the government drove him out of Iran. From F451 Montag couldn't discuss literature with Mildred and her friends and when he did so the government went after him and drove him out of the city.

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Opinion, Facts, or Morality? Aleks Solano, Jack Sega, Ryan Nam, and Richard Bessel

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Opinion, Facts, or Morality? Aleks Solano, Jack Sega, Ryan Nam, and Richard Bessel

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A balance at which facts, opinion, and morality could possibly never be reached. "Do not be so stupid to think that the world can be looked at another way." "The world can be looked at another way Do not be so stupid to think that."(in reverse) An unbalanced scale would best represent our claim and thesis because there is no balance between opinion, facts, and morality, especially in the poem Refugees by Brian Bilston. A biohazard symbol also represents our thesis because there is three sides that produces a side affect or consequence.

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Danny B, Luke B, Blake N, and Peyton G

Claim/Thesis:  One of the main ideas that can be seen through IRobot, F451, Machines & Morality (Article) and even through the poems read in class are ideas on how influential  social media has been through technological advances. The poems we read in class and the quoted material from the poems connect the ideas of social media and morality. This topic helps us to better understand the impact of technology and social media among our population.

~Influences of Technology and Media in F451: Ideas and knowledge from books have been taken away from the people, while technology is very influential in the decision making of the population while making a negative impact.

~Influences of Technology and Media in IRobot: Almost everyone in the story believes that robots are a positive outlook on society, and later many rely on them in the daily lives, This proposes a problem when they turn against the human race.

~Influences of Technology and Media in Machines & Morality: The arguments proposed in this article show how Machines could impact the lives of our population depending upon the opinion/outlook of the reader. This causes controversy form the medias standpoint, because it is hard to say that teaching Machines Morality is a probable solution, or if it would cause a detriment to our society. (Support: "Moral quandary: "'Your car is speeding along a bridge at 50miles per hour when errant school bus carrying 40 innocent children crosses its path.'" ~Quoted material helps to show a dilemma about the rational thinking of a robot/machine.)

Poems: Helps to show a relationship between Censorship, Technology and the outlook of the Media. (Support: The poem that connects Social Media to Morality states, "Bull a wall to keep them out." This idea can be related to how social media and technology has influenced our thinking, and the thinking of the characters in IRobot, F451 and the ideas in Machines & Morality.)

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"We Have Given Our Hearts Away"                                   by: Jason Neptune, Alexa Buckaloo, Ashlyn King, Talyn Atkins

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"We Have Given Our Hearts Away"                                   by: Jason Neptune, Alexa Buckaloo, Ashlyn King, Talyn Atkins

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As humans in the world today, we have devoted our whole lives to technology. In essence we need to return to a society of reality where people are connected with other people in person instead of over the internet and other technology. In F451 the civilian population has been brainwashed and have stopped seeing the natural side of life. this means we have lost our humanity in our desire to ceate and evolve machines

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The Divorce of Mother Nature and Father Steel | Noah Allen, Cai Bolko, Haley Cook, and Nicholas Richardson

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The Divorce of Mother Nature and Father Steel | Noah Allen, Cai Bolko, Haley Cook, and Nicholas Richardson

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The appreciation of technology detracts from the appreciation of nature.
1. Fahrenheit 451: In this novel, appreciation of nature is seen as virtually a mental illness because of the other new technologies and entertainment resources.
2. I, Robot: No mention of the engaging of nature for entertainment purposes whatsoever.
M&M: Describes the fact that modern technology has become more evolved and that we have a way of making a machine seem more human. This is not neccaarily a good thing

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Is the Technology That's Taking Over a Good Thing or a Bad Thing 

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Is the Technology That's Taking Over a Good Thing or a Bad Thing 

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Emilie Feve
Carolina T.
Abby Patrick

Technology and Morality-
Technology has taken over us in both good and bad ways.

1. I-Robot: In I-Robot the robots have taken our lives in a good way by helping everyone with everyday tasks like a servant would. The robots were taking over in a bad way because they turned on the humans and started a revolution were they didn't help the humans and instead hurt them.
2. Poem: "We have given our hearts away, a sordid boon!"  He has given up his heart in the poem which connects to us giving up our current lives to technology which has taken over  so to speak.