In traditional society, there are few cultural products that society can provide, and the public's choices are very small. The public's interests and hobbies are brought together actively or passively; entering modern society is accompanied by the rapid development of cultural industries, networks and media. The entertainment method has also changed from the traditional direct interpersonal interaction to the indirect interpersonal interaction with the help of machines, or even human-computer interaction. At the same time that the range of public choices has greatly expanded, the public has a large number of diversions due to the diversity of choices. Here comes the disappearance of common interests. If the following items are true, which of the following can most refute the above argument is:. ['The advent of the network society has completely changed the mode of interaction between people.', 'With the help of the mobile Internet, the person with the most daily contacts may not be around at all.', 'Modern technology breaks through the traditional pattern of differences and interpersonal relationships are no longer based on regions.', 'Social organizations can build related platforms to organize related activities to cultivate interests.']