The above theory is too high-end, and Ma Hesha obviously didn't understand it.

However, as a squirting god, Feng Jianxiong has some methods to give in-depth and easy-to-understand examples that elementary school students can understand.

"Although I don't understand? Well, it's my fault. I shouldn't give an example of an industry that is too high. Then let me talk about it." He shrugged helplessly, thought quickly for a few seconds, and then asked, "Do you usually read online novels?"

"Uh... I've seen Zhu Xian, isn't it very low..." Ma Hesha replied a little unconfidently.

After all, when I read online novels in 2009, I was easily regarded as low by mainstream society, and the evolution of society is also a process of continuous opening up.

"It's nothing. Online novels will be normal in the future, and I will read them." Feng Jianxiong eliminated Ma Hesha's inferiority complex in one sentence. "If you read them, I'll say it. Let me give you an example. I once used a foreign online novel APP. Well, it's only available in the United States. It's on Apple phones. You must have never seen them before. Just listen to my description."

The APP mentioned by Feng Jianxiong was of course a trick to Ma and Sa, because the United States in 2009 did not have the APP like he would describe soon.

The example he wants to repost is actually the example he saw in China before he was reborn in his previous life. But he couldn't reveal that he was a reborn person, so in the name of Wuguoren, Ma and Sha could not find it anyway.

"In the online literature software in the United States, the website was the first to use big data to speak, and decide which books to give up and fend for themselves. Moreover, because the website likes books with beautiful traffic data, some people will fake and brush it, but if the fraud behavior does not act like the normal behavior pattern of the public, the website algorithm can also be found, thus causing those suspected books to be brushed into the cold palace.

I read a novel about lawyers and debates at that time - maybe because this type of book is more in line with my industry background and knowledge structure. But as a cold and noble reader, I will not shout like those yelling novices like those whining novices. I will only save it first, raise it for 1 million words before slaughtering it.

But one day, I found that the book I saved was too J. I wanted to insult the author, but after reading the inside story disclosed by the author, I gave up. I found that he was too legitimate and I didn't deserve to insult him.

The reason why the book was wronged and ended for dignity is as follows: On that website, first of all, the APP has a store design, that is, when the number of paid fans of a book exceeds about 200, there will be a dozen times step. For example, if only 50 people in a book have paid, the APP shows that there are really only 50 fans. 100 people have paid, and 100 people have paid - the number of people evaluated here is the number of people. Regardless of the amount, it means that one person gives a leader or only 1 yuan, it is considered a fan.

However, when the number of fans of a book exceeds 200, the number of fans will suddenly be displayed, and the number of fans displayed on the front desk of a book with 1379 orders is '71,000' - you can understand it, that is, when the number of fans exceeds a certain threshold, the algorithm will automatically step suddenly, giving away about 30 times the number of fans of the real number of fans for free, which can make the book look better.

The reason for this design is to take into account the good book view, the IP is easy to sell, and it is not easy to get rid of. Because if there are only five or ten fans in a book, then every fan author may know each other, or they know each other in the QQ group.

The famous American psychologist and Homo sapiens research experts have conducted research and believe that I can only maintain 200 acquaintances in my life, while the Neanderthals who were destroyed by Homo sapiens cannot even achieve 200, and only 50 strong social relationships.

Therefore, if there are more than 200 paid fans in a book, the possibility of fans getting to know each other will be gone. Therefore, setting more than 200 will automatically give 30 times the number of front-end displays for free is a sophisticated, deeply versatile design.

However, the book I was chasing was very miserable - its positioning was too cold, its readers were all sinister, cold, and they didn't like to express themselves, and they like to make a fortune in silence and fatten up for 1 million words. At that time, before it was put on the shelves, the book had a collection of more than 10,000, and it was not forced to be pushed and the Mississippi River. Other works with similar collections, clicks, and data should have two or three hundred, and three or five hundred, but after passing the threshold of "200 fans, you will get 30 times the display amount for free".

And that book, because it received more than 10,000 yuan, only more than 80 people rewarded it, is a threshold range that the algorithm believes that "because there are too few fans, it is possible that the fans are all author numbers or know each other". Therefore, the system did not give away the 30 times for free, and only showed more than 80 fans.

Then, a group of jealous pigs on the ground went to bite and report, saying that the book was made - because the number of fans is more than 100 times lower than that of peers, why can such fake data be 10,000 yuan?

In fact, the official knows that it did not check more than 100 times, but it was just two or three times the difference. The reason why it was two or three times the difference was perhaps because of the brush, or maybe because readers of this topic were too dark and were unwilling to express themselves before 1 million words, so they were considered by big data as "zombie fans who brushed it".

However, since the public reports so much, and giving away 30 times of powder for free can't be used, let's deal with it coldly - this book is Yongfeng Qiang, the Three Mississippi River.

Then, the author of the book wrote hundreds of thousands of words to reveal these inside stories. It was too J. And when he was too J. When he was too J., he was very reasonable. The most righteous one in the online literature industry I have ever seen. Later, it was proved that after the book was put on the shelves, there were 50,000 or more orders, and later it increased to 20,000 or more orders, and after the increase was 1,300 or more orders, it can be seen that the collection is true.

However, who made the target population of that book generally obscene and generally unwilling to express big data? It is generally obvious that after it was put on the shelves, it was at least three times lower than Xiaobaiwen's chance of giving 1 yuan to prove that he is not a zombie fan?

Then, before crossing the line of life and death, "before judging whether the Mississippi River can be reached, two or three hundred rewards can be collected," the line of life and death was slammed by the public and was able to be killed to warn the monkey.

Of course, in this specific example, no individual consumers are wrong. They just gather together in general, and under the big data, it seems that the probability of these people being zombie fans is 3 times higher than that of Xiaobaiwen’s readership. If you really want to say it wrong, the author of that book is actually bigger and more outrageous.

Because on the American online literature platform, 99% of writers, even great gods, would pay votes at the end of the chapter every day, saying, "If you are still short of air tickets, you will be able to make the chrysanthemums in front of you, and if you are still short of a few tickets, you will be spent by the people behind you. Although it has been temporarily stabilized, the advantage is not obvious, or "the 720-degree fruit body is exposed in the snow and earth, please give me some rewards." It is not even the poorer you are, but the greater the god, you will ask for the more you are.

However, the damn author never asked for anything, so he only had 80 fans to give public rewards - and his last book was also a problem of zombie fans caused by the red envelope function, and he begged to see how many living people were, so he raised enough 300 fans in advance to avoid being misidentified, although that time was a coincidence. In fact, if he was not guilty that time, he might not even survive the previous book.

Actually, now thinking about it, those great gods are also forced by big data. Because big data collects data in an environment where everyone is begging for rewards, they think that is normal data. However, by chance, they encounter someone who has never asked for it, and the ratio of his data tickets to the number of fans is particularly low, like a brush. Therefore, after reaching a certain high level, do you think that those people are really trying to sell their dignity? No! It’s just that the big data algorithm has determined this way, and you don’t ask for it, the proportion is obviously several times lower than others, and you are fake. Everyone can only sell their dignity even more.

In a world where everyone uses a megaphone to shout, those who sing with true voice become mute. In a world where everyone uses beauty to take photos, those who sing with no makeup become perverts. But we should not blame this world, but educate everyone to buy megaphones and beauty phones. This is the positive and upbeat solution. Realizing that singing with true voice is wrong, you should apologize immediately, then stop the song you are singing, change the equipment and start another game.

Therefore, those who need to 1 million words to fatten up before slaughtering, they ask for their own books. They have to thank Xiaobai because their interests happen to be the same as those of Xiaobai, Xiaobai is willing to express it when it is not on the shelves, so the big data recognizes that the proportion of zombie fans is not that high, so the book survives. They just use Xiaobai's contribution to scold Xiaobai. If they have completely different interests from Xiaobai and no one can help them express it, then finding the whole world without reading the book is your own.

Based on this example, we can even imagine that literature, film and television and even other cultural and creative industries will develop in the future under the catalysis of big data: early fans of each work may be able to get content completely free, while later fans should be charged a high identification tax. Because the first 1,000 people who click in a book may be paying for identification labor, and their labor efforts are higher than their gains. And the people who come in after reading it are just pure consumers and have no labor attributes at all. Shouldn’t they be charged a high price?

This is just like after a new brand of mobile phones comes out, the people who buy first-generation phones may be just guinea pigs, but the reality is that the price they buy is more expensive than consumers who have matured in the future. Is this fair? A truly fair society in the future may evolve into a special price for guinea pigs, and the price will increase after the product is set. Those who expect to wait two years after the PS4 game console is launched and then buy it after the fall is falling," should be slaughtered, so that they can buy it at a higher price than when they first went on the market. The later everything is, the more expensive it is (provided that there is no increase in productivity due to technological progress and the average cost is reduced. Those industries that do not regard human creativity as the bottleneck of productivity still cannot replicate this path. They can only take traditional industries to lower prices, which is not discussed.)

Of course, the premise is that future anti-piracy work can be done well. It is possible that we can expect all traditional replicable electronic products to be extinct, and technology and laws only allow new hardware that produces replicas that already have blockchain encryption to replace current smartphones.

I'm now beating these honest people. It's better than many years later that society has developed and evolved. After they are identified by the intelligent social system as "zombie fans, not real people", it's better to be discriminated against by society. I'm just telling them more than ten years in advance that in the future big data society, machines will think that people who don't shout at him are zombies.

Maybe in our lives we no longer have to go to the police station to prove that your mother is your mother, but they have to prove that people are humans in the algorithm of the value network."

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I am a writer who firmly supports the website, so I here warn all book friends not to go to third-party platforms, especially forums to promote my books.
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