Is it inevitable or accidental that the operating rate of TV sets is bleak?

Freud once said, "Everything in this world is inevitable, not accidental."

It is inevitable that the operating rate of TV sets is bleak, which is the inevitable result of technological update.

With the development of science and technology, the popularity of computers, networks and numbers began to spread to people's daily lives on a large scale. Humans tend to be good, so once something better can replace the original, the original will be eliminated. This is also the inevitable law of human progress. Without this law, human beings will retreat or stop. It is through this elimination that human beings can evolve from primitive forest ape-man to highly developed civilization, which makes civilization develop continuously.

In addition, in addition to the decline in the operating rate of TV due to technological updates, TV programs themselves are also a factor leading to the decline in operating rate.

For example, advertisements that are longer than TV dramas, boring TV programs, etc. Even if there is no high-tech substitute, the audience may lose some. Isn't there a joke called "watching TV used to be accompanied by advertisements, but now watching TV is accompanied by advertisements"? In addition, many boring TV programs will naturally make the audience bored, so that they will abandon traditional TV programs.

In a word, this is an unstoppable event in the historical process, which has more advantages than disadvantages for mankind. Elimination is to have something better, there is no need to feel too sorry for the decline in TV operating rate. If it can really find a breakthrough point, it is also a good start, otherwise there is nothing to eliminate.