Is the Internet Killing Critical Thinking?
Richard Adhikari
09/08/09 4:00 AM PT
Prior to the dawn of the Internet Age, anyone who wanted to keep up with current events could pretty much count on being exposed to a diversity of subjects and viewpoints. News consumers were passive recipients of content delivered by print reporters or TV anchors, and choices were few. Now, it's alarmingly easy to avoid any troublesome information that might provoke one to really think.
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