Question

treak, a 4 week streak and counting! fan... find out about it and learn about it. but we told ourselves we could have a massive expansion in the amount of information we are exposed to, and the speed at which it hits us, with no costs. this is a delusion: it becomes exhausting. more importantly, sune said, what we are sacrificing is depth in all sorts of dimensions...depth takes time. and depth takes reflection. if you have to keep up with everything and send emails all the time, theres no time to reach depth. why does hari provide statistics about how quickly we are receiving information before recounting sunes comments? choose 1 answer: a to illustrate the technological advancements that sune ridicules b to highlight specific problems that sune does not address c to provide context that emphasizes the importance of sunes conclusions d to give information that supports readers understanding of sunes credentials

Explanation:

The statistics about the speed of information - reception set the stage for Sune's comments. They create a context that makes Sune's conclusions about the cost of this information - influx (like sacrificing depth) more important and understandable.

Answer:

C. to provide context that emphasizes the importance of Sune's conclusions