George Carlin's Perception Of The Modern World Analysis

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In the writing of George Carlin’s perception of the modern world, Carlin introduces many problems the world believes it has fixed. These solutions, however, have only led to problems that seem to be ignored or thought of far too irrelevant to be considered an issue. These problems that many people seem to ignore are the aspects of our life that could lead to our demise as a species. As time rolls on we seem to find new methods of reinventing our technology, culture and what we would consider success in order to suit our needs for the moment. But these reinventions ultimately end up failing us in the near future which causes us to get stuck in a cycle of new problems and new solutions that will eventually lead to more problems. In the writing,

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