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Novella 2022-01-03 08:01:47

The oppressive feeling of a certain existential crisis is so heavy that it can be classified as a horror film: a darkest moment in the real humanity. There is no doubt that the indulgence of neoliberalism has acquiesced to their barbaric growth. The increasingly polarized and fragmented democratic world, the demise of the middle class, the mental violence in the meritorious society, depression and the rising suicide rate, the emergence of ultra-right/left paradoxes, can always be traced back to the ghosts of tech giants. This year's BLM can be described as a climax, unprecedented social tears, and the fear of civil war has begun to spread across the North American continent. However, that worry has already become a reality on the other side of the Pacific, such as the cries of Abandoning Qing and Wutong one after another, falling into the authoritarian dictator. The social media here is performing "Trumen's World" with hundreds of millions of people.

Mittie 2022-03-27 09:01:12

After reading it, I was disappointed again, but the good side is that no matter what hobbies you have or want to learn something on your own, the information is so rich that you can satisfy your thirst for knowledge at any time. On the downside, unless the government introduces measures to control algorithms and push notifications, there seems to be no good way. It’s better to use less social media and more in real society.