Entertainment Kills Society
The Truth about Entertainment
Entertainment today has become a booming business. Most everything in an everyday life will have something to do with entertainment. It is known to some as the media such through the form of television, news, movies, music, or the internet. These forms of entertainment have overtaken the lives of society as a whole that it seems all morality has been lost and sucked into this world of entertainment. But without entertainment, one can only wonder what sort of psychological state our society would be in and the effects it has on our state of being. Studies have shown that most average Americans, whether it is children, teenagers, or adults, watch television as soon as they come home from their day’s activities. It may seem like a bad thing but television has been known to relieve stress from a hard day of work or school. Humans need a way to vent and be able to relax when they get too exhausted. Those everyday struggles create serious strain on the human body and the only way to rebuild is to relax. Music also helps with relieving stress. Most people multi task as they listen to music whether it is while doing homework, doing the dishes or even jogging perhaps can help take ones mind off of what they are actually doing and make what ever they are doing seem a lot more enjoyable. It puts people into a comfort zone and can help them feel less vulnerable. Entertainment can also be a form of education. But not a boring way but a useful tool to help keep interest on a possibly boring subject. For example, watching a documentary on Napoleon Bonaparte would be much more entertaining learning experience than a dull class-long lecture from Mr. Reyes. People who keep up to date on the news and worldwide events, they are educating themselves in the form of entertainment. Someone could be reading an article that includes pictures about the San
Bernardino Wildfires while instant messaging their friend on Facebook in between. This is also a
Entertainment today has become a booming business. Most everything in an everyday life will have something to do with entertainment. It is known to some as the media such through the form of television, news, movies, music, or the internet. These forms of entertainment have overtaken the lives of society as a whole that it seems all morality has been lost and sucked into this world of entertainment. But without entertainment, one can only wonder what sort of psychological state our society would be in and the effects it has on our state of being. Studies have shown that most average Americans, whether it is children, teenagers, or adults, watch television as soon as they come home from their day’s activities. It may seem like a bad thing but television has been known to relieve stress from a hard day of work or school. Humans need a way to vent and be able to relax when they get too exhausted. Those everyday struggles create serious strain on the human body and the only way to rebuild is to relax. Music also helps with relieving stress. Most people multi task as they listen to music whether it is while doing homework, doing the dishes or even jogging perhaps can help take ones mind off of what they are actually doing and make what ever they are doing seem a lot more enjoyable. It puts people into a comfort zone and can help them feel less vulnerable. Entertainment can also be a form of education. But not a boring way but a useful tool to help keep interest on a possibly boring subject. For example, watching a documentary on Napoleon Bonaparte would be much more entertaining learning experience than a dull class-long lecture from Mr. Reyes. People who keep up to date on the news and worldwide events, they are educating themselves in the form of entertainment. Someone could be reading an article that includes pictures about the San
Bernardino Wildfires while instant messaging their friend on Facebook in between. This is also a