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In The Shallows, Carr has put forth the argument that all technology is an extension of a natural ability. Intellectual technology––like the Net––marks the extension of our mental powers. The problem is that humans meld so easily with their tools. By assuming technology’s power, we alienate ourselves from the “part” of ourselves we have enhanced. As Marshall McLuhan stated, we end up “numbing” the part of ourselves we sought out to amplify. Carr’s worry, here, is that artificial extension of the brain through the Net may in fact be setting us back. The risk being: the more powerful our…