To me this showed his views of how Our mind is/are a tool of greatness. In the beginning of chapter 3 the story was a bit interesting, it made me think about things I did or drew as a child and if any of those things had stuck with me growing up into my adult stage, for example when Carr talks about a child and the crayon to that child now an adult creating or drawing up blueprints. Another thing that caught my attention would be when he talks about technology