Red vs. Blue vs. Modern Media

Many new forms of media have appeared over the years. The Internet has increased the speed of media by 10 times. It may not be a good thing. The entertainment field of media has grown explosively because we can collaborate information around the world in seconds. With this, many creative groups were born on the Internet. The most common way to understand this is to let those who think they are "youtubers". Both of us have been watching videos for many years and I only know other videos.

In red versus blue, Hillary vs. Bernie, cards vs. everyone's era, we need to talk to each other. I am worried that the explosive growth of screen time only exacerbates the problem. These shining windows are primarily about content, text and social media feeds that support and reflect our views, not extending them. So this is my small offer. Let us force ourselves to see each other and communicate with each other in a small amount. I pledge to change my behavior for more than 15 minutes a day. Perhaps your promise is to resist the temptation to want to walk while making a text message. You can also delete Facebook or Instagram apps from your smartphone. Or agree to put the device in your pocket so that you can get on the subway. Let's greet strangers at cafes, bars and retail stores. Please look at you or look out the window. Overhead

As you see the cable TV news and read books on American politics, I can easily think that I am talking about red and blue American contradictions. Probably it is North and South, Coast and Midwest, or rural and urban dynamics. As far as I am concerned, you are wrong. Indeed, the inflection point of these two universe - this compact and chaotic surreal place I wrote - is the eastern suburb of Massachusetts State. Massachusetts is one of them, unless it is the country's lightest state. After all, the Gulf countries are the first provinces to legalize homosexual marriages. This is also the place most people think that the government should provide health insurance, reduce climate change, shrink income gaps, at least provide conditional access to abortion. In the 1972 election he was defeated by Nixon and Barack Obama beat Mitt Romney in 2012. 61% to 38%