A flight went missing and people are worried.
The Internet broke the news even further with almost no delay, though the details are often vague or fake.
What a news flash means to people nowadays? Do we really care about it? Oh yeah, we care, we care how much we know about the thing so that we can talk about it.
Two weeks later. Blank, nothing, never heard of that.
In a way, breaking news is breaking the traditional delay, a time and space for accepting the unexpected, a time to drown the pain and kill the tears.
What's good about news flash is that people cares, they cares too freaking much that even though they have tons of work to do, they would pray for the misfortune, they would help spread the words out, and deliver a clear message to the world that they care.
I don't care what you cared about, it's creating a sort of panic, totally unnecessary panic, irrelevant panic that stressed everyone. Making it not normal to not care, making it personal even though it's just an virus of mind.
News Flash: So, what do you care?
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