We value arguments rather than atmosphere. By focusing only on content we ignore the importance of how form reshape us. He wants us to unlearn this. #hwa2 #thinkinginparts

Because split becomes how we read, write, measure, explain, design and build media. We scroll like minds and body are disconnected we consume information without noticing how information delivers. #hwa2 #thinkinginparts

McLuhan encourages us to look beyond separate pieces and consider how everything connects. We may miss the larger effects happening around us. Social media would be a good example because it often influences our habits and relationships in ways we sometimes fail to notice. #hwa2 #thinkinginparts

McLuhan wants us to stop thinking only in terms of separate parts, because fragmentation can cause us to miss the larger system shaping us. Part Three shows how some people prefer systems while others prefer the opposite. #hwa2 #thinkinginparts

McLuhan wants us to stop thinking in parts so we can break our habits and notice how we are being impacted by the delivery and message. #hwa2 #thinkinginparts

He wants us to stop thinking in parts so we can remember that content can form our thoughts, relationships even time. he wanted to show us that content isn’t just about what the text say, it’s about the experience how the visuals make us feel #hwa2 #thinkinginparts

Mcluhan wants us to stop thinking in parts because then we can't see the full picture and how it could be affecting us without us even knowing. Social media for example changes all of us and we don't even realize. #hwa2 #thinkinginparts

McLuhan wants us to stop thinking in parts because it doesn't allow us to notice the environment around us and it becomes such a bad habit that you ignore things that you shouldn't #hwa2 #thinkinginparts

#hwa2 #thinkinginparts He doesn't want us to think fragmentation is normal because what is really is is designed by media: he doesn't want eye getting ahead of brain where eventually habit becomes our ideology

Thinking is parts sounds like thinking in steps. A fixed formula of thinking that does now allow freedom #hwa2 #thinkinginparts

McLuhan doesn’t want us thinking in parts because we’ve learned to thing fragmentation is normal and we shouldn’t think like this because our attention is being shuffled by media, causing us to feel like thinking chaotically is normal when it in fact is not. #hwa2 #thinkinginparts

McLuhan wants us to stop thinking in parts because it's unavoidable even for those against it. He also thinks "it's the operating system" (39:51). Therefore, no matter how you go about it, there's always "invisible logic you didn't choose" (44:09).
#hwa2 #thinkinginparts