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The last good day on the internet

2024/6/7
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BuzzFeed员工：一件裙子的颜色在网络上引发了广泛的讨论和争议，人们对同一张图片的解读出现了巨大分歧，这反映了网络时代信息传播的复杂性和人们认知的差异性。 Brian Resnick："The Dress"事件的病毒式传播源于图片本身的模糊性和人们对光线条件的不同解读，这反映了人类大脑对模糊信息的处理机制。不同的人脑会对光线条件做出不同的假设，从而导致对颜色的感知差异。此外，早起的人更容易看到白色和金色，而夜猫子更容易看到蓝色和黑色，这与人们的生物钟和生活习惯有关。 Charlie Warzel：互联网的传播方式已经发生改变，算法主导的个性化信息流使得全民参与的同质化文化事件难以再现。社交媒体兴起前的互联网呈现碎片化状态，而社交媒体短暂地创造了全民参与的同质化文化，但这种状态随着算法推荐机制的改变和人们行为模式的转变而终结。如今网络上的病毒式传播事件更多地是由真实的新闻事件驱动，而非人为制造的热点话题，这体现了互联网传播方式的转变。 节目主持人："The Dress"事件持续引发人们对人类感知和大脑决策机制的兴趣，并探讨了互联网传播方式的演变以及网络文化形态的转变。

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Remember when the only thing anybody could talk about was white and gold versus blue and black? NatGeo’s Brian Resnick does. And the Atlantic’s Charlie Warzel explains why there might never be another The Dress.

This episode was produced by Amanda Lewellyn, edited by Amina Al-Sadi, fact-checked by Laura Bullard, engineered by Rob Byers and Andrea Kristinsdottir, and hosted by Noel King.

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