Huxley's warning, as we said in the first chapter, that new media on television are conquering traditional ways, that entertainment is quietly flooding our lives, and that what should we think of to control or limit this from happening?
Since we can't stop new media from occupying our lives, then we can first weaken their impact by limiting the duration and so on, thinking of the recent game time limit issued by the state, I think it is definitely a feasible way to reduce the impact of new media by restricting the market in the future. In the future, not only can we control it ourselves, but the state will most likely have to regulate it.
The second step is that we can reduce the entertainment component in the medium, such as reducing the number of advertisements, restricting the disclosure of certain content... It's all good moves.
The third step is to find ways to make rational use of new media so that everyone can be guided correctly when using new media.
Every time a medium changes, a new medium often breaks into your life without giving you advance notice, and you can't refuse it, so we have to quickly find the right way to use it. At the same time, we should be extra vigilant not for entertainment programs that look very obvious, but those that look serious and are actually full of entertainment tendencies.
