Abstract
In the 21st century, with the spread of cell phones and other media, the Internet has changed the way humans live and think in leaps and bounds. Rich media portals have opened up to audiences, bringing an overwhelming amount of information and myriad choices on the one hand. On the other hand, data quietly records people's media behaviors and expressions, and the more you use the media, the more it understands your habits and needs. The media interface pushes information according to the needs of the audience, and as Lipman says, we live in an "imaginary world" created by the media, so much so that we sometimes appear to neglect to consider the real existence of the message.
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