Adhora Sanjoog
This is one of the best piece of Adhora Sanjoog From the collection of or Written by Dr. Tanveer Anwar Khan. Two files are merged. It have 9 (Nine) Pages. This is written in a very well manner especially with respect to a normal person, so that we can understand easily.
[thrive_link color=’green’ link=’https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7p-uLQN5JYzNktFakhYbVpITnM/view?usp=sharing’ target=’_blank’ size=’medium’ align=’aligncenter’]Adhora Sanjoog[/thrive_link]
If you want to read it here
Technically, the Internet itself is also a hypertext, but most often this term is used in relation to individual works with a system of links inside. The effect of hypertext on the reading brain, as you would expect, is receiving a fair amount of scholarly attention. In 2005, psychologists Diana DeStefano and Jo-Anne Lefevre analyzed 38 studies of hypertext. Their goal was to assess the cognitive load that hypertext creates. Scientists have concluded that it is really difficult for a person to wade through the text in search of links, evaluate each of them and choose the right one. Carr used this result as confirmation of his own idea: the Internet makes us dumber.
