有互联网的记忆吗？当我搜索此问题时，出现的第一个答案是：“ Internet没有所谓的“记忆，而是依赖于所有站点的数据并将它们连接起来。”然后是第二个问题，即信息流是否可以让我们能够通过连续搜索和单击来无限追踪信息？我开始使用数据重建过去200天的记忆，从2020年1月1日至2020年8月4日这219天，来自National Health和医学委员会通过图像分类和编织这些日子的记忆。

这些模式不仅代表219组数据的连接，而且还具有语义和符号含义。如果缺少数据，则没有模式。就流行情况而言，模式的交织越复杂，就越复杂。当难以计数时，其目的是在抽象统计学面前反映人们的无意识。此外，从原始数据中提取的信息和信念基本上反映了个人喜好。数据的筛选，解释和表示通常是一个主观过程。我开始想知道我何时将这项工作提交到互联网上，它会链接到无穷的信息，并提供客观和准确的记忆吗？

Is there a memory of the internet? When I searched this question, the first answer popped out was: "The Internet does not have a so-called "memory, but instead relies on data from all sites and connects them." Then, the second question that followed, whether the information flow allows us to trace the information indefinitely through continuous search and click? I began to reconstruct the memory of the past 200 days by using data, taking The 219 days from January 1st to August 4th, 2020, continuously updated data from the National Health and Medical Commission, sorting and weaving memories belonging to these days through images.

These patterns do not only represent the connections of 219 sets of data, but these patterns also undertake semantic and symbolic meanings. If there are missing data, there is no pattern. The more complicated the interweaving of the patterns, in terms of the epidemic situation is diverse and complicated. When it is difficult to count, which aims to reflect people's unconsciousness when in front of abstract statistics. Besides, the distill information and belief from raw data, basically reflect the personal preference. Selection, interpretation, and presentation of data is generally a subjective process. I started to wonder when I submit this work returns to the Internet, is this memory it eaves behind the endless, objective, and accurate?