The harm of fragmentation to people
The era of fragmentation means that the way people accept information is divided into small segments and discontinuous. This information can often come into contact with us, but for a short time, it is difficult to form a long-term memory.
On the internet, people often criticize some drawbacks of the fragmentation era. People can recognize it when they see it, but they still have to do it. Just as everyone knows that smoking is harmful to health. One day, Lao Wang, an old smoker, saw a man die of lung cancer because of long-term smoking in Tik Tok. With a sigh, Lao Wang involuntarily picked up a lighter and lit a cigarette. He took a deep breath of his cigarette and lost in thought.
There is a kind of injury in the world that is achieved by comfortable feeling. When you wake up one day, you're stuck in it. Smoking and debris belong to this kind of injury. Compared with smoking, the damage of fragmentation is more hidden and less noticeable.
We know that fragmentation is a product derived from the mobile Internet, and the information we come into contact with becomes countless. There is so much information that we can't accept it all. Invisible, we choose the information that attracts us. This is easy to understand. For example, since the current media have made great efforts on the title in order to make their articles have click-through rate, who hasn't experienced an interesting title, but it is boring to click in to read the article. Then whispered: another title party. This aroused people's interest, and finally found that this was not the case, so we called it a routine.
Routine has become the normal state in the era of fragmentation, and it is also an eye-catching bait. Some routines can be seen, and some routines can't. Whether it is seen or not, everyone is being set up anyway.
We find that the fragmentation era has several obvious characteristics. First, as long as it is fragmented, it is massive and the total number is countless. Two: The single fragmentation information is really short. Like a Weibo, a circle of friends and a short video, they are all very short. Three: The main purpose of fragmented things is to attract people's attention. Four: people accept fragmented things mainly by brushing, with little attention and high efficiency, and mainly deal with fragmentation.
In view of the above characteristics of fragmentation, I think fragmentation will do harm to people in several aspects: first, people will easily become anxious if they accept fragmented things for a long time. I feel the same way myself. If you brush your circle of friends for a long time, you will be inexplicably flustered. In fact, this is anxiety, but sometimes I can't stop. Second: people are getting impatient. Many people feel this way. Why is my patience getting worse now? In fact, the problem may be due to long-term exposure to fragmented information. Do you often fast-forward movies now? Do you just want to see the wonderful part, but you can't stand the plot that feels bad? If so, it proves that your patience is getting worse. We found that the short video platform is also catering to people's needs, and a movie is specially edited into a series of short segments. An hour and a half of movies can be finished in ten minutes. Isn't this the biggest neglect of art?
Third, attract people's interest and castrate people's attention through various routines. In the era of fragmentation, more people live in a state of cursory inspection. Although the behavior of brushing can greatly improve efficiency, it also encourages ignorance.
Four: Let people live in an emotional pleasure, just like a lullaby. There are few things that can really improve people, even if they are called dry goods. But it makes people feel good about themselves. For example, a hot search in Weibo touched you. Do you think so? In fact, many times this is just an illusion. The biggest possibility of a few words is to touch our heartstrings and let us sing. The real value is magnified by our mistakes.
After careful analysis, it is found that there are really not many components that fragmentation plays an active role in people's lives. Personally, I don't think so When a person really falls into the whirlpool of fragmentation, it is often difficult to extricate himself. Fragmented things, what should we do? My own practical method is inspired by a passage in a book. Look at this passage: After Mao Zedong arrived in northern Shaanxi, he tried to read all kinds of philosophical books he could collect and spent a lot of time writing several books. Generally speaking, the essays we can understand are either excellent essays or dare to comment on a word, but who dares to criticize if it is full of hundreds of thousands of words? This is the beauty of the tome. Generally speaking, people who can write hundreds of thousands of words really need something in their stomachs. This kind of article is difficult for us to understand, and many new terms pop up directly. This stuff is like refined lard or monosodium glutamate. It's delicious when used for cooking, and you will panic if you put it directly in your mouth.
This description of the teacher's reading and writing has influenced me to change fragmentation. The essence of fragmentation is to divide our attention into infinite segments, so we should do the opposite and devote our attention to one thing as long as possible. The enlightenment of the above passage is that we should continue to read big books, and it is best not to read e-books, but to read paper books, because reading e-books can easily bring us some push information.
As for fragmentation, we should at least realize that it exists objectively and that it does more harm than good to us. When our attention is infinitely divided by the fragmentation mode, we will find that we seem to be busy every day and tired at the end of the day. In fact, we invisibly spend our energy on segmented castration, which seems to be idle, but there is no output and the efficiency is very low.