Time Travel: 2014 - Chapter 426

c426 Listening at the same time will bring light, believing only at the same time will make you dark.

There’s nothing wrong with people in the “social stratosphere.”

After all, according to the habits engraved in human DNA, there is nothing wrong with dating people who have similar smells.

The problem is that whenever we have self-doubt, our most instinctive reaction is to measure our ideas and behaviors against the people around us.

The existence of the social “stratosphere” is likely to make this measurement invalid, thereby blocking the individual’s reflection process.

It is often said that “the authorities are confused, but the bystanders are clear”. When we are confused or unsure how to make a judgment, we often choose to listen to the opinions of those around us.

But under the influence of the “stratosphere”, the people we can listen to can hardly be said to be “bystanders” in the true sense.

Their ideas, knowledge structure, and perspective on the problem are likely to be highly consistent with the questioner.

Communicating with “your own people” who are in the same “stratosphere” is like talking to yourself in the mirror.

This is undoubtedly quite dangerous.

Talk about the “social stratosphere.”

Lin Hui discovered that he might also be in the “social stratosphere” at the moment.

Why do you say this?

Lin Hui’s social circle is very small at the moment.

Basically, there are a very limited number of people such as Huang Jing and Eve Carly.

These people have very similar growth experiences and some related ideas to Lin Hui.

Lin Hui felt that Huang Jing’s and Eve Carly’s ideas, knowledge structures, and perspectives on issues were probably highly consistent with his.

Also because the social circle is relatively small.

This also resulted in Lin Hui’s channels for obtaining information being too limited.

Lin Hui discovered that when he obtained information after his rebirth, he only obtained information from some public websites.

Basically, I get information from a limited number of people such as Huang Jing and Eve Carly, and I basically don’t get information from other people.

In this way, it is difficult to say that Lin Hui is not in the real “social stratosphere” and the “information cocoon” on the Internet.

How to break out of the “cocoon”?

For Lin Hui, the key point of this issue is not the cause of the “cocoon house”, nor the nature of the “cocoon house”.

In the final analysis, it is because of Lin Hui’s straightforward and strong “information anxiety” as a reborn person.

Especially as a person who aspires to be in a superior position, Lin Hui is not willing to be manipulated by others when it comes to information intake.

Maybe it’s because of this mentality.

Lin Hui learned more about concepts such as “information cocoon” and “social stratosphere”.

The more worried I am about whether I am already involved in it, and the more I feel anxious about it.

As for how to break this dilemma?

“Listening together will bring light, but believing will bring darkness.”

How to break the information cocoon and the social stratosphere, perhaps what Lin Hui has to do is to rely on the concept conveyed by the phrase “listen to both, and believe in darkness.”

Lin Hui believes that a single or one-way way of obtaining information and interpersonal communication is largely the main reason for the formation of “information cocoons” and “social stratosphere”.

As a result, Lin Hui felt that if he wanted to avoid the above-mentioned dilemma, he needed more information channels.

To be precise, what Lin Hui needs is more efficient and reliable information channels.

If you are not sure whether the information channels are reliable, it is not necessarily a good thing to rashly add a bunch of information channels.

Rushly adding a bunch of information channels will cause information to develop in the direction of entropy increase.

As a result, as the amount of information increases, it will easily involve a lot of Lin Hui’s energy in identifying the validity of the information.

Speaking of reliable information channels, Lin Hui also thought of the invitation he received not long ago for the “Northern Province Outstanding Youth and Outstanding Entrepreneurs Symposium and Northern Territory Economic Development Seminar”.

A seminar like the “Beiyu Province Outstanding Youth and Outstanding Entrepreneurs Symposium and Northern Territory Economic Development Seminar”, a seminar initiated by the Northern Territory officials with the purpose of discussing local economic development strategies, is unreasonable and unreliable, right?

Anyway, judging from the previous “Beiyu Province Outstanding Youth and Outstanding Entrepreneurs Symposium and Northern Territory Economic Development Seminar” in previous years, this seminar can be said to be a gathering of elites every time. If this “Beiyu Province Outstanding Youth” “Youth and Outstanding Entrepreneurs Symposium and Northern Territory Economic Development Seminar” is also the same as the previous one.

This “Northern Province Outstanding Youth and Outstanding Entrepreneurs Symposium and Northern Territory Economic Development Seminar” is undoubtedly a good platform for Lin Hui to obtain information.

In this way, Lin Hui couldn’t help but look forward to this seminar a little more.

I hope I can gain something from this seminar.

With this thought in his mind, Lin Hui’s anxiety as a reborn person gradually faded away a lot.

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Huang Jing didn’t know what Lin Hui was thinking, if she knew what Lin Hui was thinking.

Huang Jing would definitely deny Lin Hui’s conjecture.

There is no such thing as a “social stratosphere”.

Maybe it exists.

But Huang Jing is definitely not in Lin Hui’s so-called “social stratosphere.”

Friends who can be in the “social stratosphere” have highly consistent general ideas, knowledge structures, and perspectives on problems.

Huang Jing and Lin Hui except for their slightly similar ideological concepts and knowledge structures.

Huang Jing felt that he and Lin Hui basically looked at the problem from different perspectives.

Of course, Huang Jing felt that Lin Hui looked at the problem from a more enlightened perspective.

It’s basically like Huang Jing in the first layer of forest dust in the atmosphere. . .

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Lin Hui was not that emotional. After saying goodbye to Huang Jing, Lin Hui drove back to the villa of Mingpin International.

After returning to the villa, Lin Hui did not rest directly, but responded to emails as usual.

Compared with the size of emails received some time ago.

Lin Hui has a lot of unread emails today.

Lin Hui had already been mentally prepared for this.

After all, Lin Hui was growing up rapidly at this time.

With the gradual rise of reputation, it is normal for it to attract more and more attention from all walks of life.

The number of emails received increased, which was unexpected and reasonable.

There are a lot of unread emails in the mailbox.

However, Lin Hui took a quick look and found that there was nothing too important.

Basically, they are all business emails.

Although there are many emails about business cooperation, most of them just express the intention of cooperation.

Even some business cooperation emails explain some specific methods and measures.

However, there is still a lot of tentative content.

As for the sincerity contained in the content, it is difficult to say specifically.

This kind of behavior is understandable, after all, people’s hearts are separated from each other.

Showing your trump card directly is not called honesty, it is called stupidity.

Although Lin Hui can understand this kind of business temptation, he can only understand it.

For such elusive emails, Lin Hui was not in the mood to try to figure them out.

At a glance, emails that don’t seem to be of much value are just dragged directly to the trash.