人間はどのようにメディアへ適応するのか

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Recorded28 May 2026

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In this episode, I explore how human personalities gradually adapt to the media environments they spend time in. Different platforms create different kinds of people. YouTube rewards strong reactions and clear characters. TikTok pushes people toward short, intense, highly stimulating communication. Even platforms like note in Japan seem to encourage a certain “sensitive” and self-analytical personality style. Over time, people unconsciously shape themselves to fit the culture, algorithms, and emotional atmosphere of each platform. Perhaps modern social media is not just changing how we communicate — it is slowly reshaping who we are as human beings.

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