Chapter 257 Let everyone be more self-disciplined on December 16

Giving people the easiest way to access information will have important consequences.We believe that sufficient information exchange can make people wiser and more moral.Many people say that people on the Internet are immoral, but we believe this will be a temporary phenomenon. In the 1960s and 1970s, many people felt that the social security was very good, and there was not so much domestic violence.I was curious at the time why people were so self-disciplined at the time.But in the 1980s and 1990s, when people could work in other cities and migrate continuously, many moral problems began to be exposed.A very obedient child is not so obedient outside.At first we thought it was caused by the economy, but later we discovered that it was mainly due to information asymmetry. In the 1960s and 1970s, people's colleagues at work and neighbors at home were the same people. If something happened at home the night before, everyone in the work unit knew about it the next day.Everyone lives under some degree of social supervision.

After the economy developed, people gradually broke away from this kind of supervision, and various problems appeared.But with the emergence of the Internet, the gradual completion of the global village built by the Internet, and the widespread use of search engines on the Internet, everyone can be easily found by others, and everyone will be more aware of what they do. cautious. One day, you went to the company to apply for a job, and one of your elementary school classmates once wrote on his blog that he went to a farmer’s house with you to steal sweet potatoes; or your elementary school teacher mentioned on his blog that you cheated on a certain exam.Just imagine, if the human resources director of the unit you are applying for saw these blogs, what would he think.Li Yanhong used a simple joke and a harmless distance to explain that the popularity of the Internet will prompt everyone to arrange their lives in accordance with social moral norms and become more self-disciplined.

What you do may have more meaning than you think.