I think McLuhan wants us to stop looking at everything separately because then we miss the bigger picture and the hidden patterns shaping how we think. #hwa2 #thinkinginparts

McLuhan wants us to stop thinking in parts because we are not able to see the entire narrative and simply are judging on a miniscule part of what we narrowly see.. compared to something we do not see. #hwa2 #thinkinginparts

McLuhan wants us to stop thinking in parts because it is the same idea of thinking in parts. It is seen as a fixed idea that does not allow freedom to think. #hwa2 #thinkinginparts

8. By fragmenting everything in our lives these parts seem to be inevitable or unstoppable, meanwhile these feelings are the byproduct of being sucked in the black hole of the media. This artificial perspective that we generate isn't realities. #hwa2 #thinkinginparts

McLuhan wants us to stop thinking in parts because we can miss the bigger picture. When fragmentation becomes normal, we stop noticing how everything connects and how the entire system shapes us. #hwa2 #thinkinginparts

McLuhan wants us to stop thinking in parts in order to stop the way in which we think and come to outcomes. He doesn't want us to keep going back to a structure but rather think freely and see how the way we think is intertwined and flows. #hwa2 #thinkinginparts

Mcluhen wants us to stop thinking in parts so that we can see what is happening around us and always capture the full picture. He does not want us to be controlled by invisible logic that we do not actually want to have but reasonble smart thoughts. #hwa2 #thinkinginparts

#hwa2 #thinkinginparts "When we focus only on content, we lose sight of how the form reshapes our attention, emotion, relationships, and even time."

Q8: he wants us to stop thinking in parts because it can be hard to know where to look. When things are in parts, it's hard to identify how these parts are intertwined, but if they are all stitched together, it flows properly. #hwa2 #thinkinginparts

He wants us to stop thinking in parts so that we aren't controlled by hidden systems directing our thoughts. Like how social media trains us to think and react to certain types of info through algorithms, he wants us to break from that robotic thinking. #hwa2 #thinkinginparts

McLuhan wants us to stop thinking in parts because "we consume information without noticing the media that delivers it." It causes us to be stagnant thinkers, almost like machines that are fed a prompt and create a generic response. #hwa2 #thinkinginparts

McLuhan wants us to stop thinking in parts because once fragmentation feels normal, we stop noticing it. The Instagram funhouse example is right, I scrolled for 2 hours on Instagram, and could not remember what I watched. Content is not bad, the fragments are.
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Fragments can often cause us to stay within old logic and thought that you feel are your best, but can still be shaped by invisible logic #hwa2 #thinkinginparts

One example I recall from you on why McLuhan wanted everything to be stitched back together is that we may lose awareness of how our attention and emotion may be altered. #hwa2 #thinkinginparts

#hwa2 #thinkinginparts McLuhan doesn't want us to just think about what this means; he wants us to think about what this does to us. how this massages us?

#hwa2 #thinkinginparts McLuhan wants us to stop thinking in parts because it's the norm. "Thought becomes more trustworthy than sensation." He wants us to challenge the norm, and to consider our media, really paying attention to our environments, not just the message.

mcluhen wants us to stop thinking in parts, to go against fragmentation being the new norm. he warns us!! #hwa2 #thinkinginparts

He wants us to stop thinking in parts because he wants us to break our regular habits and notice the unusual and what it is doing to us. #hwa2 #thinkinginparts

McLuhan wants us to stop thinking in parts to see the full effect of the medium, rather than fragmented parts. #hwa2 #thinkinginparts

McLuhan wants us to stop thinking in parts because it stops us from understanding the connectivity and full effect of a medium.

"...to remind us how easily we mistake tiny categories for all of human nature." #hwa2 #thinkinginparts