Our society is a little worrying now, and it feels more and more like the "low-IQ society" that Kenichi Ohmae said in Japan. He said that the Japanese side has slowly become like that, and I think our side is about the same. The debates on the Internet are simply black and white, with no middle ground.
Obviously, everyone is complex, like a puzzle piece, each piece is different. For example, a person may be a good father at home and a strict boss when he goes out. Everyone has a lot of roles, can you generalize? The world is inherently colorful, not black and white.
But now, it seems that as long as you don't do something well, or make people unhappy, your whole body will be labeled, as if you are nothing. Sometimes, people even forget about the good of others, and only remember that flaw. In this case, the quarrel between people is not for the purpose of exchanging ideas, but instead of attacking each other, making it look like enemies.
If you stand on the right side, even if you are talking nonsense, there will be people who praise you. If your views don't suit their liking, then you can wait to be blocked, and not only online, but also in reality. In such an environment, it feels like raising a bunch of bigots and fools.
After all, those information cocoons are actually built by ourselves. Let's like and follow, we all choose by ourselves, and if we don't like it, we will block it. As a result, we may feel uncomfortable even seeing the real world. If the platform doesn't build such a cocoon for us, some people may really can't stand the complexity and chaos of the real world.
What I can't stand the most is those big Vs and opinion leaders on the Internet. They have seen a lot and know how complicated the world is, but they also deliberately provoke and make those ignorant young people even more extreme. They can clearly show young people the way, but they lead them astray. For this kind of person, I just want to say: If you do this, you will bear the consequences! Million Creators Program