[From “Dead Internet Theory”]

Nearly everywhere you go on the internet, if you see “users” or “comments” engaging with one another, a significant chunk of it is 100% fake

It is all being placed there to program you into believing a false narrative[…]
Here is one such example from Reddit (two different posts, two different time periods, two entirely similar comments sections)[…]
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All of those accounts are bots posting using Artificial Intelligence and programmed scripts[…]
The same thing happens in most comment fields of mainstream news (even right-leaning ones like ZeroHedge or Epoch Times)

It even happens with Twitter[…]
It’s all fake and gay to manufacture consent from the masses

I bet there are about nine fake accounts for every one real account online nowadays. Those nine accounts manufacture the likes/favorites and ratios of what goes to the top[…]
This has been true for at least five years, likely about eight

This isn’t news to some of you who have heard of Dead Internet Theory[…]
A good place to start learning is Wikipedia. They claim it is a conspiracy theory, which means you already know it is actually a conspiracy fact[…]
Don’t believe a single narrative you read online[…]The internet is fully compromised territory at this point. It’s only going to get worse with hardline, workable public AI now

But hey, for us older folks, at least you got to enjoy a time when it wasn’t like this. When they were still training the bots. We saw all of this coming with the stupid Twitter “i hate texting” bot failures, but now the bots don’t have those public failures anymore. Not because they are gone, but because they are too advanced to catch most of the time now. They blend in too easily

And at least you still have my website[…]
It is sad but true: The golden era of the internet is over