I currently have two possible topics for my paradigm shift paper. The first (and one I’m leaning towards) is the shift of society toward binge watching television shows. For this, I will conduct research focusing on how new forms of internet streaming have changed how people have watched television. In society today, rather than having a shared experience from watching the programs together to being able to watch them individually. I will attempt to analyze how this has had an impact on society. The second would be to look at the change from utilizing libraries for information to the internet that is currently used. If I choose this, I will look at how this change has had an effect on education and people’s mind set as a whole. Let me know what you guys think!
I think these ideas are great because they’re both super relatable to everyone in our class and college students in general. For the binge watching one, why do you think we have moved away from having a shared experience to watching them individually?
I think both ideas would be interesting but I really like the idea about binge watching. As an avid binge watcher, I know that it’s a recent trend and I think you could write a really good paper on it!
Do the binge watching please! I really love the topic and I think it’s extremely relevant. I honestly didn’t realize what you had said about how watching programs are no longer a shared experience, until when you said it, but your right. My family will watch the news but my sisters and I all have different shows that we just watch alone…which is kinda sad now that I think about it.
Binge watching, please!
i think the idea of TV shows is really interesting and you can tie it cause to social and economic prospectives. fopr example netflix and hulul got invented because companys competition with cable Tv.
Binge watching! It’s because I am a binge watcher and I would love to learn more about it.
I think both of your ideas are really well-thought out, but I like the binge-watching one better. I think this makes a really good connection in a broader context to how people nowadays do not participate in as many activities together and as a bonding experience as they used to.
The binge watching idea is fantastic. What does that say about American society in general? What type of claims are you to make?