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目标片段我通过做播客学会了很多，我自己之前不会念的单词发音，比如说愤懑、荼毒、雍顿等等。但是我想回到我之前那个观点，就是这是一个什么样的环境，这其实是一个不民主的环境，这是一个非常精英的环境。只有话语权掌握在少数人手中的时候，我们才可以看到这种相对文明的高质量讨论。在小红书上和微博上，对于社会一起的讨论是没有门槛的。只要一出现一个事件，所有人都可以对此发表相对未经深思熟虑的看法，也正是因为这种门槛的缺失和民主化。
来源片段I have found that very comforting that even the richest and most successful people in the world still feel that the world is not doing right by them and so on. I think it's a lovely feature of universal human psychology. Oh, ignore this, ignore this insurrection over here. Like, it's just, they're so tiresome in that way. And they hate being questioned and they don't want to make hard decisions and be disliked. That's one of the things that they're just going to have to. I think that we can agree on. Number one, I too would prefer that what sort of effectively is the public square, even if you don't like the term or even if we shouldn't treat it like that. But what effectively is the forum and which everybody communicates is owned by a couple of people who get to make all of those decisions.
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including how we're likely to actually curb extremist points of view or lies in misinformation and social media without giving up on really important aspects of freedom of speech. I'm sure you'll enjoy our, let's call it, a conversational debate. Cara Swisher, welcome to the podcast. Thank you very much. So you've been probably the closest observer of Silicon Valley as a journalist for a long time now. I guess one of the main things that I want to figure out in our conversation is to what extent Silicon Valley and the internet and social media have caused some of our political problems today and to what
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他问了我们一个问题，他问我们现代中文语境中哪一个社交媒体，我们觉得最具有自由言论，真正的文明辩论空间最大。当时我和我的朋友保姆哥，我们都觉得在中文语境中不同言论、不同观点碰撞、最激烈审核，最少文明讨论空间最大的社交媒体应该是小宇宙和公众号。也正是因为刘晴老师的这个问题呢，让我想要做一期播客来展开讲一讲中国各个社交媒体平台上的各种审核，
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Maybe there were 10 of those. We have to promote innovation. So there's lots of places for different voices and different standards to happen. And so there's not one coalesce place where the funnel comes down to where one guy like Mark, and I think he's really the only one who counts here in a lot of ways, because Twitter is small, but noisy. One guy gets to decide everything because there is no competition in social media. There's no competition in e-commerce. I think you can argue, although Jeff Bezos would argue differently. There's no competition in search. So that's where I want to focus on.
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当时我和我的朋友保姆哥，我们都觉得在中文语境中不同言论、不同观点碰撞、最激烈审核，最少文明讨论空间最大的社交媒体应该是小宇宙和公众号。也正是因为刘晴老师的这个问题呢，让我想要做一期播客来展开讲一讲中国各个社交媒体平台上的各种审核，以及为什么有一些社交平台的风气变差了？其中最典型的案例，当然是知乎十年前的知乎是一个非常有活力的平台。因为什么原因知乎成为了现在这幅乱七八糟，擦边黄色文章言情小说泛滥，几乎完全靠编出来的故事。
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I mean, clearly the point about social media platforms is that I want to be on the social media platform that everybody else is on because otherwise I can't reach most people. And so isn't this an area where no matter how much innovation we have, perhaps will allow a challenger to beat the incumbents and that might have all kinds of benefits? But the fact that a challenger beats the incumbent doesn't necessarily solve the problem because then we go from Facebook and Twitter being the quasi public square to whatever next privately owned company being the quasi public square. And that doesn't actually solve the structural driver of. I think we've been through this. I think it's always better not to have competition if you're a chemical company or a phone company.
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所以说在播客上半段，我想要得出的结论是，我仍然认为，在现实生活中，通过读书工作、现实生活中的努力和回报是最公平的。互联网并不是一条捷径。所有社交平台想要给予我们的假象，就是这是一条捷径。这也是为什么美国抖音上粉丝量最多的网红是一个看起来非常像邻家女孩的网红，就是给人一种我也行，我也可以，他们都可以体体面面轻轻松松的改变人生。我为什么不可以？这是一种假象平台，制造这种假象的目的，就是希望有越来越多的人可以前扑后继的去为他们创造欣欣向荣的平台环境。
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I don't know when I first taught, perhaps in 2013, I may be off on that. And even then, which not that long ago, you know, the main goal of my class was to get people to see the potential downsides. Of the Internet and so on, because we were still in the moment when it seemed obvious that it's going to transform the world for the better. And as somebody who always wants to see the other side of the argument everybody was making, it's like, look, I think there's all kinds of reasons to think we might make things better. But here's some of the reasons to worry that it might make things worse. And my students at that time would still look at me with very weird eyes when I try to say some of those things. Because it's all great. What are you going on about? This is sort of true, you know, and now I feel like everybody's on the other end of it and saying, it is making everything worse.
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我回想起来，我上初中的时候，第一次上知乎在上面根本就不敢说话。因为我发现这个网上怎么会有这么多有知识。我尊敬的人有见解，有专业性的人，他们在跟别人讨论的时候，是在跟他们评懂的同行进行专业的辩论。当时作为一个初中生，我上知乎真的就是上去学习的，我根本不敢在任何话题下面大放厥词。而且我知道如果我的观点有漏洞，一定会被人指出这个感受。其实和我现在在小宇宙上做播客的感受差不多。我经常在想，我播客里面的每一个漏洞，现在几乎都在评论区里面被人指出，比如说哪个发音发错了，