[Progress in converting fake into real: 27.1%]

Su Mo nodded in satisfaction as he watched the shift in the trend of the comments and the rising progress bar.

This skill is actually quite useful!

If I ever find myself unable to make it in academia in the future, I might consider giving a speech in a beer hall.

Having tasted success, Su Mo, watching the barrage of comments still scrolling wildly in the live stream, suddenly had an even bolder idea pop into his mind.

Relying solely on the limited audience in one's own live stream to generate buzz is ultimately too slow.

No matter how fiercely these netizens argue today, they are essentially just revolving around these five fake wolves in the lab, which is a closed, small sample.

But what if we could get them to bring their own fake wolves into this scientific research frenzy?

If the owners of thousands, even tens of thousands of fake wolves across the internet all start identifying themselves with this fabricated concept of emotional anchors, wouldn't the resulting massive discussion and feedback be enough to make the system take off on the spot?!

Thinking of this, Su Mo's expression became even more serious.

He's about to start putting on an act!

"Everyone."

"Today's public science popularization has actually completed the first phase of the presentation."

"You have already witnessed firsthand how five different types of fake wolves reacted completely differently when faced with the same set of basic cognitive stimuli."

The live chat immediately responded: [What did you see? Did the streamer look ugly?]

[This is supposed to be five different kinds of feedback? I think it's clearly five different ways of being crazy.]

[Host, don't rush to summarize. Number Two just secretly took another bite of the addition table.]

[That made sense just now, so please don't say anything, we'll believe you.]

Su Mo automatically filtered out these jokes and continued, riding on the momentum of his speaking skills:

"Therefore, from now on, I suggest that all of you who keep a fake wolf at home do not rush to decide on the evolution direction for your fake wolf."

"Although the ancestral route of the Frostback Wolf is mature, maturity does not mean it is the only one."

"Everyone is welcome to try our brand-new advanced mathematics super brain evolution path!"

"certainly……"

Su Mo changed the subject: "Trying is fine, but please don't blindly force 'Advanced Mathematics' into their doghouse again!"

"Before that, you need to observe! See how they react when faced with the simplest '1+1'?"

"Don't rush to judge them as stupid! Record these most genuine reactions, make videos, and post them online!"

Su Mo waved his hand and threw out a promise that was enough to fool everyone: "The research team will select some typical cases in the background and give public explanations!"

As Su Mo finished speaking, the live stream was filled with comments from literary giants.

【? ? ? ? ? ? 】

【You even assigned me homework?!】

I stayed up late to watch a dog get beaten up, and the streamer turned around and gave me homework?!

[It's one thing for you college students to be exploited by your advisors, but why are ordinary netizens being conscripted by research groups?!]

[My fake wolf pretends to be dead the moment he sees a book. What kind of anchor is that? Is it a "let him rest in peace" type?]

My dog ​​gets incredibly energetic whenever my mom picks up a pair of slippers; it seems to be the type that craves those items.

[What came before might not be called an anchor point; it's more like a survival instinct driven by bloodline suppression.]

As Su Mo looked at the comments on the screen, the smile in his eyes grew even stronger.

well.

They've started to explain their emotional anchors themselves!

As soon as netizens start using terms like emotional anchors and object desires to joke about and explain the behavior of their own "fake wolf" (a derogatory term for someone who is actually a "fake wolf"), this theory will spread like wildfire across the internet, making everyone aware of this discussion.

Su Mo continued, "Of course, the research group will absolutely not collect any private information, nor will it use everyone's submissions as experimental conclusions."

"But every video and every record you make could help us discover the patterns in fake wolf packs!"

"To put it simply..."

"You guys aren't helping me with something funny, nor are you doing some boring homework."

"You are helping the entire Beast Taming community to rediscover the species of the Pseudo-Wolf!"

As Su Mo finished speaking, the viewers in the live stream were stunned by the immense sense of mission he was giving them, and then erupted in unprecedented celebration.

[Oh no, what's with him making me suddenly feel so excited!]

[I originally just wanted to film evidence of my dog ​​destroying the sofa, but now I suddenly feel like I'm making an outstanding contribution to the field of animal taming!]

[Mom! I've made something of myself! My dog's house-destroying antics finally have academic value!]

[What's the topic called? Hurry up! My fake wolf has already hidden the number 3 in his doghouse!]

This was exactly what Su Mo was waiting for.

He immediately turned around and wrote three hashtags in a flamboyant style in the most conspicuous position on the whiteboard, which were then simultaneously displayed below the live stream.

[Self-Check of Fake Wolf Anchor Points]

What type of fake wolf is your pet?

Knowledge can change a dog's fate.

Chapter 35 It's so great to get something for free!

As soon as the three topics were posted, the interaction data in the background began to rise visibly.

At first there were only a few, but soon there were dozens.

A few minutes later, the number of video submissions under the topic had exceeded one hundred.

In one of the videos, a grayish-white pseudo-wolf sits upright on the living room floor with a number card in front of it.

As soon as its owner pushed the card in front of it, the fake wolf seemed to suddenly realize something, turned around abruptly, rushed towards the router next to it, bit the antenna, and began to shake its head wildly.

The video title is also quite eye-catching—

My husband, a self-proclaimed "wolf," took apart the router after seeing the digital card. Su Shen, is this destructive or tech-rebellious?

In the second video, a fake wolf lies sprawled out in the entryway, staring intently at pink plastic slippers, motionless, its gaze incredibly focused and devout.

This posture doesn't seem like they're looking at slippers; it's more like they're trying to comprehend some kind of supreme cosmic truth.

The video title is: "Staring at my mom's slippers for a full three minutes, suspected object-craving type, seeking online assessment from the research group."

In the third video, the owner holds up a multiplication table, his voice incredibly gentle:

"Baby, you're so great! Just look at this, I'll give you a big piece of chicken breast tonight!"

The fake wolf, who was lying on the ground, immediately raised its noble head upon hearing the words "great" and "chicken breast," and reluctantly glanced at the multiplication table.

Video title: [My cat will glance at the multiplication table if I praise him a lot. Is this definitely the same dependent behavior as my lucky charm?!]

The fourth point is even more outrageous.

The fake wolf simply carried the card with the number on it into its kennel.

Then, he pressed his entire body tightly against the card, staring warily at the camera.

The owner had just reached out to take it when it ruthlessly swatted it away with a paw.

Video Title: [It confiscated the numbers! Is this possessiveness? Or does it simply think that as long as the cards are hidden, there's no need to do addition and subtraction?]

As all sorts of videos quickly went viral on the topic square, viewers who had just finished watching the videos flocked back to Su Mo's comment section, turning the entire comment section into a large "fake wolf performance art authentication center".

That router is definitely destructive; it's so skilled at taking things apart. I suggest you take two sausages off it tonight.

The way it stares at the slippers is so clear-eyed; I feel like it's about to grasp calculus.

[The number flashcards made me laugh so hard! As long as I'm blindfolded, math can't find me!]

[Wait, how could so many samples have been collected in such a short time?!]

Outside the partition, Shen Qinghe was still recording data on the fake wolves.

But when she looked up and saw the number of submissions constantly increasing in the background, she was stunned: "The number of submissions with hashtags has already exceeded three thousand."

"And it's still growing at a rate of more than ten per second."

Administrator Zhou stood to the side, looking at the densely packed thumbnails of dog heads, and said with a somewhat blank expression, "Su Mo, wouldn't this be considered... illegally expanding the experimental sample?"

Su Mo calmly replied, "Look."

"This is a great victory for the mass line."

Shen Qinghe was silent for a moment, then spoke softly, "You call this the mass line?"

"You are clearly treating netizens as free labor and a wild sample database."

Su Mo immediately corrected him seriously, "Student Shen, don't speak so rudely."

"In academic terms, this is called decentralized sample data collection."

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