In particular, I think Japanese TV in general is completely unnecessary to watch. I haven't watched it for years. (I do watch news on Al Jazeera, etc.)
The sun produces light, but it also casts a pitch-black shadow, you see. This phenomenon exists in everything. TV, which makes you lose peripheral vision and stimulates and guides you in one direction with short-sighted and emotional words, and the statements and actions of the audience provoked by "turn right, turn left" are more problematic than the actual events, unique to this country, I think. That's the dangerous part.
Well, and the comments from non-experts... I really don't need those. I always thought that the appearance fees for these people on TV should be donated to underprivileged children around the world, even when I used to watch TV. The audience that gets swayed by the words of such people also makes me uneasy.
That's why I don't watch it.
There's a saying:
“Ships do not sink because of water around them, ships sink because of water that gets into them” (Don't be swayed by external factors and lose yourself).
I really think this saying is true.
I have many things I want to do. I can't waste time (period).