台湾音乐团体“苏打绿”有一首歌《掌声落下》,描写了一个用网络膨胀自己的人,他狂热地爱着自己虚拟的模样,在网络中人似乎拥有了力量,但其实只是假象。这首歌真切地描写了在网络上出现的争吵、欺诈,或是人们的抱团、称赞等都比现实生活中来得迅速、强烈这一现象。虽然人们在网络上的评论异常尖刻,却解决不了任何问题。吵到最后,没有人会听你说话;光是情绪激动,却不以健康的方式表达,这不见得是一件好事。既然这些网络极端行为既无用又不健康,那为什么人们的网络言论表现得极具攻击性呢? Taiwanese music group Soda Green has a song called “Applause.” Describing a person who expands himself through the Internet, he is enthusiastically in love with his own virtual appearance. People in the network seem to have the power, but it is only an illusion. The song really portrays the phenomenon of quarrels, cheats, or clan clings and compliments appearing on the Internet more rapidly and intensely than in real life. Although people’s comments on the Internet are extremely sharp, they can not solve any problems. No one will listen to you at the end of the quarrel; it’s not necessarily a good thing to be emotionally charged, but not expressed in a healthy way. Since the extreme behaviors of these networks are both useless and unhealthy, why do people’s internet expressions appear extremely offensive?