You read and read the material and after you've read the twentieth article you can't make any sense out of it anymore, and then you start thinking about the number of books that are published in any given year, in any given month, in any given week, and that's just too much. Words,' he said, looking in my direction finally but with his eyes strangely unfocussed, as though he was really looking at a point several inches beneath my skin, 'are beginning to lose their meanings.' The
The narrative explores the overwhelming nature of information overload in our contemporary world, where the sheer volume of texts can lead to confusion and a loss of clarity. As the character reflects on reading numerous articles, he begins to feel disoriented, questioning the value and impact of language due to its abundant yet diluted usage in today's society.
This sentiment highlights a growing disconnect between individuals and the written word, as meanings become obscured amidst the chaos of excessive literature. The character's introspection serves as a poignant reminder of the challenges faced in making sense of our surroundings when inundated with too much information.
