Television plays a very important role in our life. This constant source of entertainment and information, a window through which the whole world can enter our homes. Some people consider the best pastime of their free time for watching entertainment programs, while others believe that it is better to watch political and educational programs. We can see a lot of really interesting programs: information, music, sports, for children and adults.
But what did we do before the appearance of television? Before we let the "one-eyed monster" into our homes, it was never difficult for us to take our free time. We had the opportunity to enjoy the achievements of Civilization. For example, for us it was in the order of things to have a hobby, entertain our friends and entertain ourselves, go to theaters, cinema, participate in hikes and sports competitions. We even had a habit of reading books and listening to music. All this belongs to our past. Now all our free time is regulated by the "box of miracles". We rush home and in a hurry to absorb food, in time to have time to this or that program. We even stopped sitting at the table and have a leisurely dinner, exchanging news for the day. The monster demands and receives absolute silence and attention. If a family member dares to open his mouth during the program, he is quickly silenced.
The whole generation grows, carried away by the TV, food remains not eaten, homework not done, and the dream is lost. Television makes advances of passive satisfaction. We begin to be satisfied with the events from the second mouth. It's so easy to sit in armchairs, watching the others work. Gradual television protects us from the real world. We become so lazy that we want to spend a wonderful day sitting in the half-darkness glued to the chairs, instead of going out for a walk. Television can be an excellent medium in communication, but it interferes with our communication with each other. About how much television does not respond to real life, we learn when we spend a vacation at sea or in the mountains, far from civilization, in a quiet, natural environment; we quickly find out how little one has become bored by the hypnotic influence of the "one-eyed monster
But what did we do before the appearance of television? Before we let the "one-eyed monster" into our homes, it was never difficult for us to take our free time. We had the opportunity to enjoy the achievements of Civilization. For example, for us it was in the order of things to have a hobby, entertain our friends and entertain ourselves, go to theaters, cinema, participate in hikes and sports competitions. We even had a habit of reading books and listening to music. All this belongs to our past. Now all our free time is regulated by the "box of miracles". We rush home and in a hurry to absorb food, in time to have time to this or that program. We even stopped sitting at the table and have a leisurely dinner, exchanging news for the day. The monster demands and receives absolute silence and attention. If a family member dares to open his mouth during the program, he is quickly silenced.
The whole generation grows, carried away by the TV, food remains not eaten, homework not done, and the dream is lost. Television makes advances of passive satisfaction. We begin to be satisfied with the events from the second mouth. It's so easy to sit in armchairs, watching the others work. Gradual television protects us from the real world. We become so lazy that we want to spend a wonderful day sitting in the half-darkness glued to the chairs, instead of going out for a walk. Television can be an excellent medium in communication, but it interferes with our communication with each other. About how much television does not respond to real life, we learn when we spend a vacation at sea or in the mountains, far from civilization, in a quiet, natural environment; we quickly find out how little one has become bored by the hypnotic influence of the "one-eyed monster