乐生活One observation of social networks that have been used for so long is that the emotions on social networks are becoming more and more violent and thin at the same time.
Either it’s bull-pushing, good, haha-ha, or it’s foolish, rude and greeting relatives. It’s enough to discuss political issues. It’s easy to tear up things that are so harmonious and beautiful as chasing a star. A little trifle is either blown hard or blackened hard. There are two kinds of emotions in the commentary, one is "too right" and the other is "you talk nonsense". There is no room to express subtle and complex emotions at all. No matter how delicate things are, somebody will attach a nasal expression to "Is it not xxx" below, which makes people sick.
It feels like putting more than a dozen sauces on a small fire and slowly cooking things. Someone would like to take this to the intersection to sell crayfish spicy. What can I do about it?
I have always believed that the social network communication mechanism is really not conducive to the dissemination of subtle emotions, after all, the entire platform is to encourage simple and fast expression – forwarding, praise, comments can not write a few words. The need to break through the expression threshold, simple emotions are the most useful, just like cheap takeaway with more oil, salt, sugar, you can sell 89 inseparable.
And I now further suspect that this mechanism will further blunt the perception of subtle emotions itself, just as it does not taste subtle fragrances after eating too many foods. It would be interesting to find a lab to make neuro and push people into fMRI to brush microblogs to see how the brain actually works.
