A considerable part of young people’s anxiety comes from social networks, but they will feel panic if they leave social networks. However, people like to spread sentences such as: "I just want to be myself quietly." This is both bragging and self-comfort. Most people cannot exist without social networks.
The fact is that even a person who claims to be lonely and cool must let everyone notice his "loneliness". This is not a question of whether loneliness is shameful, but a question of social animals losing their nature when they leave the group. A person who is isolated from the group for a long time may not even be able to speak in the end.
The Internet accelerates everything. Social networks bring people closer to each other. Anxiety comes faster and closer. Of course, we also evolve faster and don’t dare to look back. Technology will always make human beings better, so we need to return to the origin of business, pay attention to human nature, and find the greatest common denominator of anxiety deep in human nature.
First, I agree with the media saying that in China today, almost everyone is anxious because of two things, value and ability. They either feel that they are valuable but incompetent, or they feel that they are very capable but worthless, or they feel that they are incompetent and worthless. Those who feel capable and valuable will naturally not be anxious. Where does this feeling come from? It’s social pressure. To put it bluntly, either I don’t have enough money, or I study too little and think too much.
Secondly, I think it’s social drowning. You see, internet celebrities have become popular, and live broadcasts have become popular. Apart from helping internet celebrities spread the news, squeezing into the live broadcast room to give out cheap flowers, and winning a series of “Thank you, thank you” from little girls, there is almost no grassroots bubble on the 600 million social network. This kind of psychological shroud that submerges the sense of existence is a big scene, making everyone feel a little bit unwilling and seemingly unable to do anything.
So I think that China is only a social network in the original sense, with only two forms of social products: communication social products and media social products, represented by WeChat and Weibo. Live streaming is a standard feature.
The next mission of social networks is to discover yourself. Without yourself, there would be no social network. Being submerged is like countless unknown heroes who have been annihilated in history.
....Waiting for my new product to come out.
The article comes from Lord Galan
