People are emotional. On the Internet, the voice that outputs emotions is always the easiest to spread and drive the rhythm. The rational voice, logical and reasonable remarks are the easiest to ignore, and most people don’t have time to stop and think carefully.
So the Internet has become a "small composition" full of emotions, and the spread of rumors is always thousands of times faster than the spread of rumors.
So, the Internet has also become "emotional".
information cocoon
Nowadays, various social and Internet information platforms use big data intelligent recommendation algorithms, and everyone will recommend different information and content according to their personal preferences and interests.
shows that:
opens certain content twice;
is then recommended for a large number of similar and related content;
so naturally I feel that:
is talking about this thing all over the world,
everyone thinks so.
This is " information cocoon ".
Information Cocoon Once a message appears, a kind of information will be continuously strengthened and gradually penetrate into the heart, making people in this "emotion", and it is difficult to see or accept different voices and opinions.
always tends to " conspiracy theory "
People tend to believe that there must be insider information "conspiracy theories", so they will have their own doubts about public and formal channels. The more they dispel the rumor, the more they are, the more they are a breeding ground for rumors. The person who leads the rhythm can make people think about it by saying "I understand everything" and without saying anything, it can make people think a lot and make up for a lot of inside information by themselves.
For a thing, you must analyze it in connection with the environment that occurs. All kinds of causes and consequences, and various pros and cons can only be put together to draw a correct conclusion, take out one of the points to make a big fuss, speculate on the so-called "conspiracy" or points that are taken out of context at all, which is definitely wrong. But conspiracy theories are often the easiest to drive people's emotions and give people a vent, so they often spread very quickly.
In the era of information explosion, information dissemination speed is too fast
In the Internet era, especially in the current mobile Internet era, information explosion. When on the subway, on the elevator, walking, and going to the toilet... everyone is always browsing their phones. It may only take a few hours for a message to be produced and spread everywhere.
Every moment, we will receive a large amount of information. Perhaps it has passed before we have time to understand it carefully, and we will rarely verify and query multiple parties.
Various media, self-media, social network chat groups, massive information, and the voices that drive emotions are always the most exciting to the nerves, and there is no need to think too much to trigger resonance and emotions.
The fast-paced life and work also makes us lose the energy and time to understand and think deeply. Fast-food information and short videos with strong impact have become the main information acquisition channels. In order to attract attention, these video bloggers often take things out of context and "deliberately mislead".
