Information overload leads to ignorance and apathy from "summary" of Amusing Ourselves to Death by Neil Postman
Neil Postman argues that in a society where information is constantly being bombarded at us from all angles, we are at risk of becoming ignorant and apathetic. The sheer volume of information that we encounter on a daily basis can overwhelm our ability to process and make sense of it all. This overload of information can lead to a state of ignorance, where we are unable to distinguish between what is important and what is trivial. Moreover, the constant barrage of information can desensitize us to the world around us, causing us to become apathetic towards important issues. When we are constantly bombarded with news, advertisements, and entertainment, it can be easy to tune out and become indifferent to the problems that are facing society. This apathy can further contribute to our ignorance, as we no longer feel motivated to seek out knowledg...
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