Melvil Dewey and John Dewey are the two Dewey. They are important because one of them create sequences and “rules” (decimal system) while the other focuses more on the emotional side (experience, learning, and perception). #hwa2 #thetwodeweys

Melvil Dewey created a system meant to bring order to information but it also turned complex ideas into simple classifications. John Dewey challenged this mindset, McLuhan believed fragmentation still influenced him. Their stories show that systems do more than organize the world #hwa2 #thetwodeweys

Melvil tried to organize the world into categories, but the hidden cost was reducing people and things into numbers. John pushed back against that kind of thinking, but McLuhan argues that he was still shaped by fragmentation. Both show how systems can shape the way we think. #hwa2 #thetwodeweys

We talked about 1. Dewey decimal melvil and then Jhon which is mention by McLuha. They are important becahse Melvil wants value to everything while Jhon says that his fragment are not good bc how fragment are real.
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we discuss the dewey decimal dewey (melvil) and then john who is mentioned by McLuhan. Melvil tried to assign a value to everything and John suggested this fragmentation was no good but we discuss how this fragmentation is reality. #hwa2 #thetwodeweys

Okay so I don’t remember their names. I know one guy sorted the universe into decimals like data, and the other one, John wanted us to know that we aren’t decimals. their hidden costs show us that we are stuck with fragmenting how we experience media and life #hwa2 #thetwodeweys

You mentioned John Dewey and Melville Dewey and they are important because they taught us fragmentation. this helps us separate our lives into tasks and categories so we can be efficient. It affects the way we work, learn and function in our day to day lives. #hwa2 #thetwodeweys

the 2 Dewey's are Melvil and John. They are important because Melvil believes that we are data bots but John believes that we aren't but everything we do are in fragments. #hwa2 #thetwodeweys

#hwa2 #thetwodeweys Melvil Dewey and John Dewey one being who created the Dewey Decimal system and one being a philosopher that McLuhan was referring to. These two are important for 209 cause even though John was trying to show that humans are not data, fragmentation still was present (dangerous)

Melvil Dewey who created the decimal system allowed for organization but this organization leads to humans being treated as datapoints. John Dewey is a philosopher goes against this idea and finds the human experience important. They both teach fragmentation intentionally or not #hwa2 #thetwodeweys

John and Melville Dewey, They are important because they show how fragmentation can affect everyday life by separating things into specialized systems and tasks. This helps us understand how fragmentation affects the way we work, learn, and organize our daily lives. #hwa2 #thetwodeweys

6. The two Dewey’s that are discussed are Melvil and John Dewey because one participated in the idea of fragmentation, while the other critiqued it but still got caught up in it. It’s important for 209 because focusing on many tasks prevents us from being fully focuses on one. #hwa2 #thetwodeweys

#hwa2 #thetwodeweys I think the two ways of thinking show how we can get used to seeing things a certain way without even realizing why we see them that way.

Melvil & John Dewey. Melvil is important because his idea turns humans into data points as well. John goes against this, saying humans aren't decimals, but studied experience, learning, and perception. Both got caught in the fragmentation, however.
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#hwa2 #thetwodeweys The two deweys have similar ways of thinking. One was intentional while one was not. We are unintentionally making decisions, thoughts, feelings, or actions without realizing why or how,. Example is the white western text being sorted first, intentional or not, wasnt a choice