There are two types of ways in which people get information from the outside world every day:
Take the initiative to ask, others push.
For the second item, the total amount of information that each person can accept and seriously process in a day is limited, about 50 or so. When the total number of information we passively receive ≤ 50, we will be in a state of pleasure; but if the passive reception of information > 50, we will feel surrounded by noise and feel uncomfortable.
What a media platform has to do is to show us as much information as possible that can arouse our interest without breaking through our total amount of information. Over time, this platform becomes our window into the world.
Now imagine that this window has been erected and turned into a well.
People turned into frogs at the bottom of the well, seeing only a small part of the sky at the mouth of the well.
So, a frog said, "There are clouds in the sky,
But another frog said, "There are no clouds in the heavens.
It's not surprising at all.
The wellhead is not constant.
The channels of the past were newspapers, and the wellhead was WSJ,
Later channels were television, and Inoguchi was CNN.
Now the channel is mobile phone, Inoguchi is Twitter,
When you have a well,
You can't take some bootlegs,
Sell the frogs the world he wants,
That may be why Musk bought Twitter.
Musk: We want to build cars, build satellites, build rockets.
Frogs: Whoops.
Musk: The earth is square.
Frogs: Whoops.
I wish you all a happy life.