Network is like an unconfined net that connects different relationships include humans and nonhumans with shared interests. The network can be perceived and constructed by ourselves. When you post your information online, you become part of nodes in the network. People who have the same interests will be attracted, and they may contact you. This is a good chance for people to expand their social network. Like the argument made by Silicon Valley\u2014the idea that social media networks will somehow liberate their users from the hierarchy.\u00a0 You can contact people that you may even have no chance to see each other in the real world by using network. You will have more resources and information by using the network. The network makes the world seem less big. Since it connects all people together, it’s easy for you to find things you want. However, the operation of network is based on economic profit. The information we search online appears in an order according to the amount of money the company pays. For example, if you search a symptom on google, there will be a lot of ads for different hospitals. Therefore, we get information that the capital wants us to get. The power of network is huge, since it will continue to grow with the growth of social diversity. There are too many uncertainties in the network, it is important that how we use this tool to manage our relationships.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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