Won't you be able to speak without 'yyds' or' jue jue zi '?

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Won't you be able to speak without 'yyds' or' jue jue zi '?

It is difficult to put one's thoughts into words, and without the meme, one cannot speak. Apart from "yyds", there are no other words of praise, and everything can be "cut off". "Verbal aphasia" has become an increasingly important social issue that needs to be taken seriously.To get more news about yyds, you can visit shine news official website.

Previously, a survey conducted by the China Youth Daily Social Survey Center in conjunction with the questionnaire network on 2002 respondents showed that 76.5% of respondents felt that their language was becoming increasingly poor. In the Douban Group's "Mutual Aid Alliance for Literal Aphasia", more than 140000 netizens who are troubled by the phenomenon gathered together. The degradation of expression ability is also a negative result of the "emphasis on video over text" that I mentioned earlier. This interactive alliance is a good thing, reflecting a conscious reflection on the aphasia of text.

Speaking of aphasia in writing seems quite incredible, where is it like aphasia? Many of them seem to be talkative, often very active in groups, social circles, and forums, throwing and receiving memes like a flowing stream, with more emoticons than anyone else. One joke after another, their mouth is full of buzzwords, chattering incessantly without any hesitation? In fact, this is one of the symptoms of aphasia. Without these social media devices and internet buzzwords, one can no longer speak. By using emoticons, memes, catchphrases, and ellipses to express yourself, it's not that you're speaking, but rather that "words" are speaking to you. Without your thinking and language generation, memes use your fingertips and mouth to express themselves, and you're just a channel for those memes. Over time, your ability to express ideas in words becomes blocked, and you become a "speech impediment" patient, which means you lose the ability to express ideas in words freely.

In both online and social spaces, some people seem to be particularly capable of "speaking" and in an active state of expression, but that expression is not the creation and generation of their own language, but rather the generation of the internet and popular language. Sociologist Bergman has a famous theory called the "Device Paradigm Theory". In the era of electronic media, our expression and communication increasingly rely on electronic media devices. These devices have been deeply embedded in people's daily expressions, designed more humanized and friendly, convenient and easy to use, and even become part of the body, making people unaware of their existence. Application interfaces, short videos, emoji packs, catchphrases, memes, and jokes, many people seem to rely solely on these "devices" for their so-called "ability to speak". It's like a talk show contestant relying on a teleprompter, leaving a set of languages automatically generated by electronic media devices, and entering real-life or creative scenes that require self generated language, they become seriously speechless: what, right?

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