Op-Ed Contributor - My Half-Baked Bubble - NYTimes.com

"My sardines are better than sweets," my father said. "They are greasy, but their nutritional value is high!" He said easily. Although I was only eight years old, I moved to a new and more gorgeous school. At the cafeteria, the socio-economic change is the most obvious, there is a big difference between my lunch and other people. We are a family of Sparta: There is no chocolate, biscuits, exotic sugar. For us, Rice Krispies should be a special indulgence

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The media democratizes column pages and changes the way people focus on politics and public policy - this is true. But this is only half of the equation. We also hope to completely change the column page, build thoughts and real voices through words and images, make deeper understanding and challenge and make it smarter. As a result, pageviews are misleading indicators created by Silicon Valley and Wall Street to monetize content on the Internet, but page views alone is not worth it. This created a world 1 mile wide and 1 inch deep, and digital publications were optimized for clicks rather than participation.