Faigley discusses two revolutions occurring simultaneously: an economic revolution where the gap between the rich and the poor continues to widen, and a technological revolution that provides increased access to new information. Faigley suggests that these revolutions are connected, as the rich continue to have the money to purchase Internet connections, and thus have more access to fresh information. Selfe provides her reader with statistics supporting Faigley's assertion. I found myself astonished by the fact that not only has our society become more and more economically separated, but because of technology and the Internet, individuals' access to knowledge has become even more associated with wealth. Furthermore, as employers continuously demand employees who have "knowledge of computers and the internet," it seems that technology has created a new problem for lower class citizens who are searching for opportunities.