What catches my eye about these is how the influence of our worldview is so clear. What this means is that if our online experience is ranked first, it implies that many young people are learning about the world through technology before understanding it themselves. The internet is geared around speed and popularity than accuracy. At the same time, the opinions of people close to us and the environment we grow up in quietly set boundaries on what feels "acceptable' to think. Together, this creates a pressure to agree rather than to question. These results remind me that shaping a worldview today is less about what we are taught and more about what we are surrounded by. If we don't question those influences, we may never know which thoughts are truly ours.
Yes is what I spected, because we use online and a lot of digital things everytime and this is very common because now its more advanced, but it is interesting that the other two ones are so close , so that means that online influence us almost the same as where we live or the people close to us.
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It is striking that these results show a largely balanced distribution, and it seems there is no single winner in terms of what influences our perspective; rather, it is a fair competition between our digital lives, our physical environment, and our personal relationships.
It's astonishing how similar, even convergent, these results are, as if our minds are pulling in three different directions simultaneously. The internet is shouting one thing, your neighbors are doing another, and your best friend is whispering a third. In shout, we are all a massive mix of our browsing habits, our geographical location, and our group conversations.
Since all three are within 1% of each other, it implies that most people are influenced by a "triple threat" of factors. You aren't just a product of your feed and your inner circle simultaneously.
I agree because... all of this things are the building units of the world view a person may see. Firstly, all of the stuff a person may see online will play a big role in shaping worldview to him. secondly,it is believed that the environment in which the person is living in may shape his personality and his world over view. Finally, all thoughts people around you have may occasionally change your worldview, and those people may be friends or family members.
To conclude,I see that this poll is actually telling the truth as all of this three things may build a person's worldview.
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What catches my eye about these is how the influence of our worldview is so clear. What this means is that if our online experience is ranked first, it implies that many young people are learning about the world through technology before understanding it themselves. The internet is geared around speed and popularity than accuracy. At the same time, the opinions of people close to us and the environment we grow up in quietly set boundaries on what feels "acceptable' to think. Together, this creates a pressure to agree rather than to question. These results remind me that shaping a worldview today is less about what we are taught and more about what we are surrounded by. If we don't question those influences, we may never know which thoughts are truly ours.
Yes is what I spected, because we use online and a lot of digital things everytime and this is very common because now its more advanced, but it is interesting that the other two ones are so close , so that means that online influence us almost the same as where we live or the people close to us.
Can you explain why it is interesting that the other two are so close?
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It is striking that these results show a largely balanced distribution, and it seems there is no single winner in terms of what influences our perspective; rather, it is a fair competition between our digital lives, our physical environment, and our personal relationships.
It's astonishing how similar, even convergent, these results are, as if our minds are pulling in three different directions simultaneously. The internet is shouting one thing, your neighbors are doing another, and your best friend is whispering a third. In shout, we are all a massive mix of our browsing habits, our geographical location, and our group conversations.
Since all three are within 1% of each other, it implies that most people are influenced by a "triple threat" of factors. You aren't just a product of your feed and your inner circle simultaneously.
Did you think that one influence was going to out-weigh the other two?
I agree because... all of this things are the building units of the world view a person may see. Firstly, all of the stuff a person may see online will play a big role in shaping worldview to him. secondly,it is believed that the environment in which the person is living in may shape his personality and his world over view. Finally, all thoughts people around you have may occasionally change your worldview, and those people may be friends or family members.
To conclude,I see that this poll is actually telling the truth as all of this three things may build a person's worldview.