Click from the rating data that arrives every morning?
Pulse and excessive sweating from the news story that will become a headline?
Anxiety attack from a channel CEO who is angry about scoops published by competitors? It can be assumed that all of these are not part of the creators 'agenda in the news edition of here 11. For a long time it seems that the business is not as stressed as the competing channels' news company. Innovative and not innovative - that the only stress it will create will be in the viewer, who will say "Is this what my tax money is about?"
Here News has picked up a five-part series of articles called "The Israeli Pressure Pot", which reviews the stress index of Israelis through their employment, family and environmental status.
The genre, called "Special Article Series", which has taken over the news editions, is a generally worthy product, a kind of sequel phenomenon that draws you back evening to series you started - when it comes to really special topics like "Shrek and Majadele in the Mixed Cities" or " Amalia Duak's Unicorn State ", but when it comes to another issue that, in the end, we learn that Israel is stressed by working hours, the security situation and traffic jams - it must be a fascinating document.
The big idea: to attach a heart rate monitor to five Israelis to check during the day when the pulse is rising and why, and how stressful their reality is: owner of two restaurants, a doctor, a football coach.
In practice, this scientific experiment yields amazing insights such as "when a stressful call comes in business - you are stressed" or "during stressful hours at work - you are stressed" or "in a minute of the penalty I was stressed".
Thanks for the update, I was stressed that we might discover something we did not know before.
Wand's intentions were good, to raise awareness of the silent threat that is charging health and personal prices from all of us - the problem is in the plates: the editing jumps from one scene to another unrelated scene, but mostly prominently sweaty pretentiousness from submitting a scientific paper.
The person who put the "Israeli pressure cooker" on the gas was supposed to prepare an original and innovative dish for us around the worn-out theme.
Already in the first episode, it seems that Sharvit decided to adopt the pictorial language of journalists such as Ilan Lukacs and Yigal Mosko.
He adopts their melody and accompanies the articles with the decisive narration of a serious investigative journalist.
In practice, his insights and conclusions sound like a parody of the genre.
When he lists the reasons, he goes on to "maybe this is the security situation - maybe this is the sticky snag in the Middle Eastern kiln."
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Did you mean to say hot here?
The pseudo-scientific approach puts the creator in a fascinating dialogue around the evolution of stress.
There a scientist explains to us that a reaction of stress has all the animals in nature, from humans to fish, "but the fish has no daily coping with stress at work and children ...", trying to trip him up a wand.
"And what about 'Finding Nemo?'" I shouted towards the screen, but the expert gave a more scientific answer: "But he has pressure to look for food or be devoured."
As mentioned, the stressful events that the protagonists of the series go through are not unusual, and they also occur in front of the camera crew.
To add interest, an expert in body language analyzes them, but she also does not really pick up the moments in the series.
Even the medical surgeon's medical surgery scenes are dull substances, which one can certainly remain indifferent to.
Even Wand himself is indifferent to the findings and amused by the conclusions, so when he pompously concludes, "The stress epidemic of the Western world is eating humanity from within," you ask yourself: "Why just stress?".
The series of articles "The Israeli Pressure Pot", here 11
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