网络上最近掀起了一场关于“100人能否战胜大猩猩”的有趣讨论。这场讨论让人回想起过去网络上那些充满趣味性的辩论，如Buzzfeed的列表和“怪异推特”时代。最初，@DreamChasnMike在X上发帖表示，如果人们足够投入，100人是有可能战胜大猩猩的。这一观点引发了网友们的热烈回应，甚至包括MrBeast等知名人士的参与。随后，Rolling Stone杂志采访了灵长类动物专家，专家们认为，在没有武器的情况下，100人需要不惜牺牲，以集体力量压制大猩猩。

🦍 讨论起源：这场讨论源于X用户@DreamChasnMike的帖子，他认为100人有可能战胜大猩猩，前提是他们“必须全力以赴”。

💬 网友反应：该帖子迅速引发了广泛关注，网友们纷纷参与讨论，发表了各种观点，其中既有详细分析，也有幽默调侃。

🤝 专家观点：Rolling Stone杂志采访了灵长类动物专家，专家们的共识是，在没有武器的情况下，100人需要以集体行动压制大猩猩，即使会有人牺牲。

😂 MrBeast的参与：知名YouTuber MrBeast也加入了讨论，他开玩笑说要组织这场战斗，增加了话题的趣味性。

The internet can be bad — think scams, misinformation, and abuse. The internet can be good — think folks rallying support for a local business or finding their life partner. But sometimes the internet can also be downright silly.

That's the case with the latest trending discussion on X. People are fighting over whether 100 people could beat up a gorilla. It's reminiscent of a different, more pure time online — the era of Buzzfeed lists and Weird Twitter — where people would frequently argue over dumb, silly hypotheticals. In fact, outlandish "who would win" arguments are kind of a staple of the internet.

The gorilla versus 100 people argument started with a post from @DreamChasnMike on X, who said he thought it was possible but "everybody just gotta be dedicated to the shit."

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The responses and posts have been both detailed and funny. Some folks with actual applicable knowledge have weighed in. What started as a silly post has gotten a lot of response.

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MrBeast, the YouTuber famous for setting up outlandish stunts, even joked about organizing the fight.

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Now, could 100 men actually take down a gorilla? It depends. Rolling Stone, hilariously, called up a number of primate experts, and the consensus seemed to be that @DreamChasnMike's original idea of a sign that read "IF U AINT READY TO D I E DONT SIGN UP" is correct. In short, 100 people sans weapons would have to overtake the gorilla as one big mass, despite casualties. In other words, dudes would have to keep going after watching their compatriots get torn apart.

Luckily, this is just a silly internet argument and nobody actually has to fight a gorilla.