As the World Turns called Our Private World

Visual Media Procter and Gamble is the first company to produce and sponsors prime time programs, and in 1965 it was called the drama "Our Private World", "the world will change". In 1979, PGP produced the Golden Time NBC series featuring Shirley, Shirley Jones. Likewise, they produced the first original comedy series "Down to Earth", which was aired on TBS from 1984 to 1987. Procter & Gamble Productions originally collaborated with Dawson Creek and Sony Pictures and Television, but it is due to early news. Comment, it still draws pictures before the series premiere.

Here, we also have some ideas about the end (or at least the beginning of the end) of the political capital P in modern society. As you pointed out, classical politics is always related to the ability to turn private issues into public issues and internalize public issues and change it into private problems, even problems. Today, this political mechanism is out of place. Our influence in postmoderns is dramatic. It is not clear what freedom is. What we do not sacrifice to a new online social network, a popular and distorted public space is the remnant of our privacy and our determination. On the contrary, are we participating in public spaces? Does it seem to only need our extreme ecstatic experience and virtual crowd experience? Should we accept this new game without regulation and try to support public space with minimal choice?

Individualized algorithms create a safe and predictable space. Our world is not shrinking a little, not to make the world bigger. Calling it echo chambers or filter bubbles makes personalized narrowing the exposure to our new ideas and even distracting even the wrong information. In the year of this controversial election, all of us probably want to stay on our quiet bubbles. On Facebook, go to your ad profile and find what Facebook thinks you like. You can do the same with Google. Even though you are using ad blockers, it is educational to see yourself through the eye of algorithms. You may not know exactly which activity produced these "interests", but you can adjust accordingly.