In this age of information explosion, it seems that we can always hear the voices of various experts who are guiding the country and inspiring the written word in their respective fields. However, in recent years, a phenomenon that cannot be ignored has gradually emerged: more and more young people have begun to develop an aversion to the so-called "experts", and even sometimes refer to them with a ridiculous term such as "brick family". What is the reason behind this, and why have these once-respected professionals become so unbearable in the eyes of the younger generation?
To solve this mystery, we must first understand what an "expert" is. In general, an expert is a person who has deep knowledge and experience in a certain field, and their words are often seen as authorities and guides. But why is it that the voices of these experts have lost their former magic among young people?
On the one hand, we have to mention that some experts seem to have forgotten their basic duty as intellectuals when they speak, which is to pursue the truth and serve society. Some of them, driven by interests, began to deviate from the academic track and make some one-sided or even erroneous statements for some commercial interests or political purposes. Such an act is undoubtedly a desecration of one's own identity and a betrayal of public trust.
To make matters worse, the rhetoric of these "experts" is often widely disseminated by the media, becoming an important source of information for the public. However, due to the lack of authenticity and credibility of these statements, not only do they fail to provide valuable information to the public, but can instead mislead the public and cause unnecessary panic and confusion. In this case, it is not difficult to understand the antipathy of young people towards experts.
In addition to the lack of authenticity and credibility, some experts also seem to be too "condescending" when approaching issues. They always seem to stand from a perspective far from reality, interpreting the world with some esoteric theories and complex models. However, for most young people, they are more concerned with how to solve practical problems and how to change their lives for the better. When the rhetoric of these "experts" is far from their actual needs, they naturally develop a feeling of being ignored and misunderstood.
In addition, with the rapid development of society and the continuous progress of science and technology, young people have more and more access to information, and their knowledge and cognitive ability are also constantly improving. Instead of blindly worshipping authorities and experts as they used to, they are beginning to look at things with a more rational and critical eye. When the remarks of some experts conflict with their own perceptions and judgments, they naturally develop a feeling of disgust and resistance.
So, how should we deal with this situation?
First of all, as an expert himself, he should pay more attention to his words and deeds, and maintain an objective, fair and rational attitude. When making speeches, it is necessary to fully consider the interests and needs of the public and avoid being swayed by interest groups or political forces. At the same time, they should also constantly update their knowledge and skills to adapt to the development and changes of the times.
Second, the media, as an important channel for information dissemination, should also shoulder its own responsibilities. When reporting on expert remarks, it is necessary to conduct strict review and screening to avoid disseminating false or one-sided information. At the same time, it is also necessary to strengthen the supervision and evaluation of experts to ensure their professionalism and credibility.
Finally, we should also recognize that young people's antipathy towards experts is not a simple emotional catharsis, but a deep reflection on current social phenomena. We should respect young people's perspectives and choices and listen to their voices and needs. Only in this way can we build a more harmonious and rational society.
Of course, in this process, should the authority of experts be completely subverted? or should we completely abandon the trust and dependence on experts? On the one hand, we need to recognize the professionalism and value of experts, and on the other hand, we must also be vigilant against the possible mistakes and biases of some experts. Therefore, we should maintain a rational and critical attitude towards experts, and their remarks need to be rigorously screened and evaluated.
In conclusion, young people's antipathy towards experts is a complex social phenomenon that involves a wide range of factors and problems. We need to work together from multiple angles to build a more harmonious and rational society. And in this process, we should also maintain an open and inclusive mentality, respect everyone's views and choices, maybe that day experts will cancel the New Year, what do you think?
Source: Internet
Editor: Xiao Shengqin Shadow
Editor-in-charge: Xiao Shengqin Ying