Many people refer to the increasingly fierce competition in study as involution, the increasingly demanding academic qualifications in job hunting as involution, and the GPA and catching up with the papers as involution?

First, morbid? Social involution?

Obviously, life demands more and more of our personal abilities, and each of us is like a hamster tied to a time motor, turning faster and faster.

However, a person can't keep moving like a machine, just like a hamster will lose its vitality in repeated acceleration. Therefore, workplace stress and study anxiety are becoming more and more common.

When it develops into a social phenomenon, it produces many social problems, such as social involution.

The world resources are limited, and the reasonable possession of limited resources is only competition. Many people blame their faults on society and the world, which is actually an excuse for not keeping up with the world and a kind of self-comfort for not being able to compete with the pace of life.

The society is developing at a high speed, but today's competition close to madness is morbid.

Second,? Social involution? everywhere

Many enterprises squeeze working hours in the name of competition, and take the slogan of competition as the standard. Many media do not hesitate to create false news and personal attacks, just to get a higher click-through rate in many hot spots, and traffic is king.

It seems natural that this pathological dispute occurs in every corner of society.

However, enterprises closed down due to high-intensity squeezing, and entertainment news naturally entertained to death. How dare we disagree with these practices? The phenomenon of involution is caused by people. It has long been divorced from the original meaning of beneficial competition and has gradually become an uncontrollable farce.

Involution is also caused by people's morbid superiority and vanity. Take students' study as an example. There is nothing wrong with students competing with each other and trying to hone themselves.

But if the number is the best, then try every means to score (more refers to the university's grade point), just to appear superior. Then this kind of mutual competition will lose its original promotion effect and will only become the pursuit of quantity rather than quality.

Society? Involution? The phenomenon of involution gradually appears, which means that under the limited resources in the world, people's competition is intensified. Now that resources are limited, everyone is striving for high marks. Due to the limited number of places, the scores of the college entrance examination are gradually improving. Need to work harder? Is everyone like this? Volume? Get up.

And everyone has a state of butterfly effect, so it gradually forms one vicious circle after another. The formation of capitalism is another good example. They hold resources in their hands and whip in their hands, prompting civilians to struggle for survival, while civilians do not know how to look up at the stars, do not know how to find another way, and are deeply involved.

The involution originated from the individual's morbid psychology, but it evolved into a collective farce because of human's * * *. We can fight for our goals and compete for our ideals. But if you leave your initial heart and act with a comparison mentality, what is the difference between that person and the machine on the assembly line?