Many have been wondering where and when the advancements in technology will end, but the big question is, when will it become too advanced? We already have the means to track almost any action a person can make, and have started by putting cameras in intersections. Implementing these technologies could significantly lower the crime rate and make our country safer, but is it too much?

Issue: Should we use technology to enforce laws, or has it gone too far?

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Past Issue Responses

Title: Fahrenheit 451

Author: Ray Bradbury

Summary: Guy Montag is a fireman of the future, and his job is to burn books. All he knew was that he took pleasure in watching flames consume the pages of books until he met the seventeen year old Clarisse, who told him of a time when people were allowed to read books, and when it was a fireman's job to put fires out. He began to wonder why the books had to be burned, and what they could possibly contain worth dying for... (more?)

"Education of the mind without education of the heart is no education at all."
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