Wednesday, August 29, 2012

In response to the thought question number one, I concur to a certain extent.  It is my opinion is that it depends upon the program.  For example if you are watching a mindless cartoon, containing colorful witless characters bent on each others destruction, it will most probably lull you into a state of idleness. If in fact you decide to enroll yourself in thought on the scientific phenomenon of the Tesla coil, you would watch a show located the science channel, thus engaging the tool of imagination on the mater of how to power his or her house on a nine volt battery channeled though the a Tesla coil. Books on the other hand force you to use your imagination by placing words on a page that trigger images to form in your mind in doing this, you create a story. My result being that Shakespeare, an intelligent and most wise, would end on the same note as I.                        
     

3 comments:

  1. I really enjoyed reading your post, the description
    reading books being my favorite part. I also liked the two examples you gave, they were very descriptive. Really the only thing off I noticed about it was the accidental omission of connective words such as "on" and "man".
    But besides that, good job!

    Nate Sexton


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  2. Ben, I really liked how you compared mindless cartoons to Tesla coils to show the difference between not thinking and imagination!

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  3. I like the way you weighed and considered both sides of the problem even though you have a definite idea!!!

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