Fog of Confusion

Hey everyone, welcome to my last contribution this year and I hope you are doing well so far and that you were able to make some interesting experiences! In this article I would like to shed more light on an interesting topic and it motivates me if you can expand your knowledge.

In a world in which people are permanently surrounded by information from outside, it quickly happens that this fulness of information can lead to a real fog of confusion. People are surrounded by countless informations that are consciously or unconsciously perceived and the more affect the brain, the more difficult it's to process them, which means that it influences humanity when it comes to make decisions and people do things that they would never do otherwise, which can be related to a rational way of thinking. One word for this is also flood of information and due to the change of time as well as the innovations in the technological sector, the whole topic has completely changed, which can often be traced back to digital media and here it is often made targeted use of it and many benefit from the rational way of thinking. For example, if someone is sitting at the computer or smartphone while he is doing things, advertisers have it easier to market their products and a fog of confusion is often created by setting double standards, which changes the whole way of thinking and makes people act differently. How people absorb information is of great relevance in some areas of psychology and within psychology, research has been carried out about this topic for decades and people paid close attention to which complex processes in the way of thinking arise and in which context they can be used. If people are exposed to too much information in the long term, this can lead to strong burdens that affect the overall health, which makes people both more susceptible to false information and can lead to different kinds of illness or, in the worst case, burnout. Even if the body absorbs too many stimuli and the sensory organs are overloaded, a fog of confusion quickly occurs, which affects the entire productivity and influences the entire human behaviour.

Many thanks for stopping by and I hope you could learn something new about this topic! I captured these pictures with my Camera Sony Alpha 6000 plus 55-210 mm lens.