The Origin and Evolution of Surfing#
The Earliest Surfing#
The wind acts on the sea, creating waves, and then using a board, one maintains balance while balancing the forces of the board, sea, and wind. This may be the earliest form of surfing.
Land Surfboards#
Land surfboards, also known as skateboards, were invented by those who didn't have the money or time to surf at the beach, or by those who wanted to surf on land at any time.
Kitesurfing#
Kitesurfing can be done without waves, but it requires wind.
Similarities Between Snowboarding and Skateboarding#
Snowboarding is actually quite similar to skateboarding, especially with a single board. Generally, it requires a higher altitude and is best suited for places with higher latitudes.
Surfing the Internet#
Comparison Between Real Surfing and Internet Surfing#
- Real Surfing: Mainly involves height differences and pressure differences (water pressure, wind pressure).
- Internet Surfing: Primarily involves information gaps.
The Fun of Information Gaps#
Information gaps can be quite interesting; sometimes it's just a matter of a medium, such as luxury goods advertisements or free magazines about luxury goods.
Luxury brands create luxury products, which are everyday items for the wealthy, but what happens when ordinary people don't understand them? They advertise, engage in philanthropy, publish free magazines, and reference news, all with the aim that when the wealthy use these products, it doesn't matter if you can't afford them, but you need to fill the information gap and know that these are the everyday items of rich people. Once the information gap is filled, you will perceive them as wealthy, impressive, and superior to you.
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