Recently, Europe has found a new mutant virus, and the knock-on effect has emerged – yes, the outbreak has rebounded.
The world is changing fast... You never know tomorrow or the accident or the mutation of the virus which comes first
, just ask you are not panicked?
Anxiety, depression, stress... How to relieve worries? Only Du Kang has a good mentality! If you really can't think of it, we have asked the ancient Greek philosophers to enlighten you
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In the past two years, the COVID-19 pandemic has gone from breaking news to daily news. Recently, Europe has been countered by the epidemic because of the newly discovered mutated virus, and the epidemic prevention measures have been "stepped up". Work and living space is squeezed, who is not a bitter baby?
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Because of the epidemic, our daily activities have shifted to online on a large scale, social media can be described as thriving, lively, and of course, full of a lot of false information, the word "fake news" is almost rotten. So, how should major media platforms and government agencies supervise?
Recently, former Facebook employees "exposed" their old owners for inaction in regulating harmful information. Plato should have something to say about this...
Plato believed that for a country to be good, it must have good citizens. Citizens must be well educated if they are to be good people, which means that children cannot be exposed to evil ideas or images, and cannot hear stories of such immoral behavior, lest they fall.
Plato also believed that all fiction (fiction) was decaying because, by its very nature, the author did not really understand, or even lie, about the things they were talking about. Therefore, children must be protected from bad art.
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In the context of the outbreak of the epidemic and the soaring extremist sentiment, many people have also begun to reflect and discuss life and death.
Recently, the "abolition theory" of the French "little Margot" has aroused heated discussion, what is justice and fairness? What is human rights and violence? Socrates had a few words to say.