Exploring the Dead Internet Theory

Have you ever wondered why some people just pop up out of nowhere

and have millions

of followers? The answer is the dead internet theory.

It's bot farms that are used to manufacture engagement for

their

celebrities, their influencers, their politicians, so they can make

their puppets bigger than what they should be and manipulate our perceptions

towards their specific agenda. Look at the profiles of the people

commenting on their posts. It's empty, and it's always weird pictures of

cats and dogs and cartoons. They're not real, and these

bots are influencing how we vote, what we put in our body, what we

think, what we do. And by the way, any likes on a Justin Trudeau post

has to be doctored. It's like I saw this post of a before

and after of Gaza,

and the top hundred comments are celebrating this.

So I clicked on the accounts one by one, and these people are not real.

Nobody is celebrating the death of children unless you're a psycho.

So when you're arguing with people about things that should be common sense, look

at their accounts before you engage with them, because there are only three real

possibilities. One is you're arguing with a psycho.

Two, you're arguing with someone that had their soul snatched by the

matrix.

And three, and that's the most likely scenario,

is you're arguing with a robot.

Either way, we shouldn't be wasting our time fighting

each other.