The answers vary in all directions. Some people think our
mindset changed completely, others say flatly no. Strikingly,
many of these gifted, intense Internet users compare the
network's power with candy for the brain. Fool the internet
works, it's infantiliserende (childish-making). Yet only a few
of them set themselves on one or another form of digital diet.
Most people do not manage without the web when they should
perform. Undoubtedly, a paradox of the skeptics.... ...Is
Nicholas Carr correct when he wonders if Google makes us stupid?
The question is more relevant than ever, as evidenced by by John
Brockman, who edits the Edge site, which at the beginning of
2010 held its annual debate (online) around the question: "How
the Internet is changing our thinking? ". The question is
deliberately ambiguous, because it affects both what we think,
both our cognitive paths. And that leads to the physicist Daniel
Hillis noted thatthe Web is not the Internet, which does things
like controlling air traffic. Internet l