We've all read the reasons why American influencers with 100 million followers worldwide quit the Internet? When you are in it, you are both the prey and the hunter. Habits become the center of attention, living under a false and empty sugar coating; looking back, when you want to return to your true self, to return to normal (but ordinary to death) daily life, are you unwilling? The social network has successfully produced millions of Guinevere . Becky, but in Joey's eyes, Guinevere. Becky has only one.
The social network has long exposed our lives (privacy) to the public; the reason why Joey can walk into Guinevere. Beck's life is completely thanks to social software. Making good use of social software can make you the target of thousands of people, you may also gain fame and fortune, and continue to live under the screen of reality TV. But how many people are out of control like Guinevere. Becker, unexpectedly provokes a perfect personality (perfect to morbid) such as Joey who has been tempered with psychological qualities.
Some people are in the game and know the rules, so they can walk away like Joey's short-term girlfriend Karen Minty. But most people are closer to Guinevere. Becker is confused about the future, worrying about gains and losses for his reputation; he has a serious loss of self-judgment and ability to recognize himself. And Joey's perfect boyfriend identity is based on his psychological defect that he feels too good; this defect is also a lack of interpersonal relationship. On the one hand, the influence of childhood has created his distorted values and morals, and on the other hand He pushes to the throne of supreme perfect personality.
In reality and social network life, everyone wants to be in control; but this self-inflation of overconfidence and greed has opened a back door for the original body that was about to collapse, giving people an opportunity to take advantage of . "An Sleeping Bookstore" has another layer of questions worth exploring. Can knowledge and models be the elements of personality development? Joey is deeply trained by the bookstore owner and adopter. Is what he has learned in the vast sea of books necessary for personality evolution? Still remember Joey's neighbor boy Parker, after reading "The Vengeance of Monte Cristo", questioned whether the revenge that took 24 years to complete can be considered a gorgeous revenge? This is almost a testament to the fast, fleeting Internet age, that the knowledge provided by books may have long been ineffective. The Internet will alienate and transform into another kind of behavioral intelligence, or provide another kind of personality that is more in line with reality (and expectations), maybe.
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