People who preach morality online, often…
(Baonghean.vn) - Nowhere else are moral teachings written as abundantly as on Facebook. Reading them, they seem good, right, and logical, but if you think about it carefully, you will realize that many of them are completely nonsense.
Internet philosophy seems harmless, reading and writing according to trends to show that you are "so deep", but be careful, too much of it makes you gullible, and then your life becomes dreamy and deadlocked without you knowing.
The most likely to write morals online are probably young women. At that dreamy age, girls more or less encounter confusion in real life, pressure from studying, love, marriage... So, suddenly sad, suddenly happy, suddenly hot, suddenly cold, suddenly blurting out a few philosophical sentences that sound profound and understanding...
Browsing Facebook of young women today, it is increasingly rare to see quality Facebook with specialized content, expressing opinions and thoughts on social issues, or expressing individual personality through status lines, which are mostly the motif of posting selfies with faces that have been "run" through 1,001 editing apps, wearing trendy dresses, standing and sitting in restaurants, hotels, modern streets... For the photo to have good interactions, it must be accompanied by a status to increase visibility, so what could be easier than surfing the net, looking for a few profound philosophical sentences and copying them to your Facebook.
It is a fact that for a long time, looking at Facebook, all the girls are similar, similar in appearance and speech. Such as "My monthly salary is 5 million, your monthly salary is 5 million/ We don't need to be too rich, we can't use money to buy happiness, we just need to hold hands and go through life together..."; "When a woman meets a good man, she doesn't need to grow up anymore"; then "I love your responsibility the most, you love my innocence the most"; not only that, but also "Gain and loss in life are all arranged by fate, no matter what happens, accept it calmly"...
Most network philosophies direct people to peace, but too much peace makes people forget, lose the purpose of life, turns young people who should be active, positive, bold in living and working to create many useful values for the community, into superficial people, whatever, what's going on is still there, even if the sky falls, we will still be calm...
The philosophy of life advises you to live a life without materialism, to live innocently and naively, but in reality, how many people reach the pinnacle of life? Most of us still struggle in the dyeing pan to make a living with joy, anger, love, and hate. If you don't make an effort every day, life will only get worse and worse.
Online philosophy is also often attractive to men, but this generation expresses it in a more profound and discreet way, such as not simply copying a few interesting statuses but also taking the time to turn them into deeper, longer posts, incorporating real-life stories; or taking the time to browse Facebook, commenting, and posting advice to the world.
But, as people often say: Moral people often live like…, not to equate all, but clearly if in reality you have a good life, you don’t have time to go online to chat and type. Most responsible and successful men are busy working, picking up their wives and children, creating useful values for society, shouldering hundreds, thousands of employees, who has the free time to sit on Facebook all day talking about morality?
A sane person in the virtual world affirms: Listening to the philosophy of the network is like pouring out the seeds to eat; that is, just listening and believing in nonsense, without any practical basis, until the roots are rotten, leaving nothing in hand. Human nature is very complex, truly polite people will behave humbly, civilly, and argue less, but on the contrary, people who live with virtual morals often try to show that they are more knowledgeable than others, more profound than others, and like to teach life and others. They use morals to cover up the shallowness and ugliness inside themselves.
There is nothing wrong with reading philosophy to improve yourself; in fact, there are many exemplary people who also spend time using Facebook to share their real life stories, with heartfelt conclusions. But, reality is harsh, other people's experiences cannot be used to define yourself, so you should read and think more, read with reason and understanding, then reflect on and contemplate reality, and not be gullible, dependent, or live in a virtual world. After all, a few profound philosophical words are just the shell, while the core inside is the hidden inner strength - which must be cultivated, experienced, and stumbled upon to forge a person of character.
