Assignment 8: The machine stops...

In the brief tale " The machine stops" by EM Forster, I saw a couple of things that sounded natural like the idea of button presses and everything being associated. This helped me to remember the circuits we worked in the initial segment of Creative Coding. In the primary story, I think there is additionally an illustration to be learned. Vashti's child Kuno, made an extraordinary point about machines. He said "You talk as though a divine being had made the machine; the machine is a lot however it isn't all that matters." This is so evident, on the grounds that these days we will in general depend on machines to thoroughly take care of us. It's not our shortcoming, but rather as innovation keeps on creating it makes an age of dependent individuals. One more focal point from this story is that in spite of the fact that innovation can be helpful, it can likewise be extremely hazardous. From the get go, I didn't actually see the association between the story and programming yet subsequent to jumping further which is very much understandable now.