BookRix

Bronx, NY

Mr. Hagerman's experiment is certainly odd, yet somehow its existence doesn't
surprise me. 2016's election proved to be ridiculously heated and
controversial, with hard feelings bound to occur on both sides of the fight.
And with the election of Donald Trump, arguably the more contentious
candidate, the reaction of the left was unhappy, to say the least. This led to
several early anti-Trump charged movements, such as the ""NotMyPresident""
hashtag or the many declarations of migration into Canada. Since it's been a
year from his oath-taking, one might think that the reactions would've died
out. However, Hagerman shows that many are still very much dissatisfied and
protesting in silence.

It seems that Hagerman manages to live a life completely shut off from
society, a life that requires almost a ridiculous amount of work. Whether it's
the white noise earbuds in the coffee shop or the friend scolding, he takes
every precaution to uphold the mentality he set upon himself. But to be
completely honest, while I certainly respect and admire his efforts of
protest, I find his actions to be quite frivolous and borderline
irresponsible. While it is in your every right as an American to absorb what
you wish, news or not, I see it as a civic duty to maintain an understanding
of current events. Otherwise, you can't truly be an active and fully
contributing citizen. Indeed I also fail to understand how this accomplishes
anything, other than fulfilling himself by means of ignorance.

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