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在焦虑社会和AI时代,特别能共情的人将成为稀缺人才
第一财经· 2026-02-06 06:45
2026.02. 06 在一场读书会上,从事设计工作的上海女白领小吴说着说着就哭了。 小吴在一家外企工作,平时很忙。虽然经常加班,休息时间有限,但她还是努力分配一些时间去参加文化活动,想让自己的思想能有所提高。 听到嘉宾分享,过去一年读了80多本书,小吴说,既很崇拜对方,也为自己难受。她的想读书单越来越长,却安排不出时间来静心阅读。 事业发展、个人成长、在大城市生活的焦虑困扰着小吴。尽管她认为自己的工作很有意义,所在的城市也是她喜欢的,朋友圈里的美图记录下为好友做 伴娘、与同学去旅行、探索知名建筑……但她还是觉得无法掌控自己的生活。 焦虑是一种现代病。在新书《焦虑社会》中,社会学家、清华大学教授王天夫写道:"焦虑情绪到来时,理由从来就不那么充分;焦虑情绪远去时,它也 并没有那么彻底。"信息技术和人工智能日新月异的当下,社会的"加速"感愈发强烈,人们因不适应,很容易陷入焦虑。 学业焦虑、容貌焦虑、年龄焦虑……各种个人层面的焦虑消耗了人的精力,带来负面情绪。进而,由人组成的"组织"也会出现焦虑倾向,企业会焦虑、 社区会焦虑。"焦虑社会中的社会行为可以超越个体,形成集体行动策略,并沉淀为社会制度,带来更为长久的影响 ...
在焦虑社会和AI时代,特别能共情的人将成为稀缺人才
Di Yi Cai Jing· 2026-02-06 01:44
事业发展、个人成长、在大城市生活的焦虑困扰着小吴。尽管她认为自己的工作很有意义,所在的城市 也是她喜欢的,朋友圈里的美图记录下为好友做伴娘、与同学去旅行、探索知名建筑……但她还是觉得 无法掌控自己的生活。 焦虑是一种现代病。在新书《焦虑社会》中,社会学家、清华大学教授王天夫写道:"焦虑情绪到来 时,理由从来就不那么充分;焦虑情绪远去时,它也并没有那么彻底。"信息技术和人工智能日新月异 的当下,社会的"加速"感愈发强烈,人们因不适应,很容易陷入焦虑。 学业焦虑、容貌焦虑、年龄焦虑……各种个人层面的焦虑消耗了人的精力,带来负面情绪。进而,由人 组成的"组织"也会出现焦虑倾向,企业会焦虑、社区会焦虑。"焦虑社会中的社会行为可以超越个体, 形成集体行动策略,并沉淀为社会制度,带来更为长久的影响",王天夫这样写道。 信息技术和人工智能日新月异的当下,社会的"加速"感愈发强烈,人们因不适应,很容易陷入焦虑。 在一场读书会上,从事设计工作的上海女白领小吴说着说着就哭了。 小吴在一家外企工作,平时很忙。虽然经常加班,休息时间有限,但她还是努力分配一些时间去参加文 化活动,想让自己的思想能有所提高。 听到嘉宾分享,过去一年读了 ...
炫耀性“松弛感”:焦虑时代的胜利符号与赢家标识
Xin Lang Cai Jing· 2026-02-04 00:47
Core Insights - The article discusses the concept of "displaying a relaxed demeanor" as a symbol of success in a competitive and anxiety-ridden society, particularly among students [1][6][7] - It highlights the pressure faced by high school students, where academic performance is crucial for future opportunities, leading to a culture of competition and anxiety [3][4] Group 1: Student Anxiety and Competition - High school students experience significant anxiety due to the high stakes of college entrance exams, which can determine their future paths [3] - The pressure to perform well creates a competitive environment where students strive to exhibit a winner's mindset, often characterized by a facade of relaxation despite internal stress [3][4] Group 2: Social Dynamics Among Students - A hierarchy among students is established based on academic performance, where high achievers gain social status and resources, reinforcing a competitive atmosphere [4][6] - The pursuit of a relaxed demeanor becomes a new form of status, as students aim to appear untroubled while managing heavy academic workloads [4][6] Group 3: Cultural Reflections - The concept of "leisure" as discussed by economist Thorstein Veblen is mirrored in the student context, where the elite display their status through non-participation in the stress of academic competition [5][7] - The article draws parallels between the student experience and broader societal structures, suggesting that the relaxed demeanor sought by students reflects a deeper societal aspiration for mental well-being amidst anxiety [7]