Deciphering the chaos of the Internet: a very small number of people make money, and the vast majority of people make emotions
As the vast ocean of the Internet becomes more and more integrated into our lives, some cyber chaos is gradually emerging like a reef. As the ancients said: "There is Bole in the world, and then there is Maxima." Maxima often has, but Bole does not often have. "In this complex online world, a very small number of people have a discerning eye and earn real money, while the vast majority of people seem to be drifting with the tide in the ocean, just earning emotions.
On major live broadcast platforms, we often witness such a scene: audiences pour into the live broadcast room like a tide, and they do not hesitate to spend money in order to support their favorite anchors. There are even some people who are willing to go bankrupt in pursuit of the ethereal glory. These streamers thus become the darlings of wealth, while viewers often lose themselves in the satisfaction of fleeting pleasures and vanity. One can't help but be reminded of the famous saying: "Money is a good servant and an evil master." "Here, money becomes a bargaining chip for vanity, rather than a real manifestation of value.
Some people talk in the comment area, and it seems that this is regarded as an emotional outlet, which not only fails to bring substantial value to themselves, but allows some people with ulterior motives to take the opportunity to grab traffic and monetize it. Those who talk endlessly in the comment section do not know that their time and energy are being ruthlessly trampled, and in the end they can only watch others climb the peak of success, while they are still standing still. Confirming the old saying, "A waste of time is a waste of life." ”
There are also some people who, under the guise of learning, religiously enter the live broadcast room with goods. At the instigation of the anchor, they were emotionally charged and frantically placed orders for a bunch of useless products. This kind of behavior not only makes the anchor make a lot of money, but also allows himself to empty his wallet without realizing it. This can't help but remind people of the adage: "Greedy for small and cheap suffers big losses." "Here, coveting momentary pleasure has paid a heavy price.
What's even more intriguing is that many people are now shouting the slogan "Reading changes destiny", and they are buying books recommended by anchors in a virtual scene with a large atmosphere. And I don't realize that in the process of buying books, the streamers are quietly earning their money, and the books they buy may not be seriously read. Even if they read these books, there is still a big question mark over whether their fate can actually change as a result. This is a testament to the famous saying, "Knowledge is power, but more important is the skill to apply it." "Reading and practice without actual action is just talk on paper after all.
Although these phenomena seem absurd, they actually deeply reflect the emptiness, loneliness and confusion of modern people in real life. They look for self-righteous pleasure in cyberspace, unaware of the passage of time and money. They indulge in the illusory pleasures of the online world while turning a blind eye to their real-life responsibilities and obligations. In fact, "time is money", the more people at the bottom of the society, the more they should keep a clear mind and firm beliefs, not be swayed by emotions, and invest their limited time, money and energy into more valuable things.
In this alluring online world, "self-control is the rudder of life." "Only by learning to control one's emotions and desires, and not being fooled by illusory pleasures, can one strive to pursue true and worthwhile goals and become the master of one's own destiny.