ALERT: James Patterson

Amazing take on technology.

When I started reading this book I didn’t expect anything serious by the story. This story is based in New York City and it is struck by some really confusing happenings leading to serious troubles in the city and our hero Detective Michael Bennet. When I started reading at first I was in no mood to read detective kinda book, I used to read them a lot in school but later I just stopped reading them... *worst decision ever* although I'm glad I read this one taking all the time absorbing and feeling too many things at once.

When you start this book and have the slightest idea about magnetism and magnetic fields and what pressure can do then you will enjoy thoroughly. There are some terms you may brainstorm and amuse your self. *I guess its time to try Sci-fi too.*

What amused me and made me think a lot about this book, there was an essay I wrote in school about the pros-cons of technology. I'm not going to write the whole essay here, relax people, but here is the thing that we need to understand why we should depend less on technology. There was this character he introduced for a very few pages but all he said seeped deep into my heart. We all are thankful for technology as it makes us at least a little more organized and everything is either a touch or a swipe away.

The question here is, is it worth it? I would say, yes! Yes, its worth it until I do not totally depend on machines. How many of you have noticed that there is noise where we live not the vehicles or anything moving but the little machines we have next to us. Is it not creating any unwanted “SHOR”? If you ever experienced any power cut, a major one then you may understand what I'm trying to say. When everything suddenly stops working and artificial life stops there is a sudden silence that is disturbingly soothing. Why disturbing because we are no more used to that type of silence.

It's really very important for us to depend less on technology and utilize our natural strength and capability to do things. Talking help is different and not being able to anything on our own is different. Rest is up to us if we want to be handicapped or not.

Cheers to NATURE.