@thebigjizzy: The "Dead Internet Theory" (often searched as "dear internet theory") is a viral internet conspiracy theory suggesting that the vast majority of online activity, posts, and comments are no longer created by humans, but are instead generated by AI bots and automated algorithms. Key claims of the theory: • Bot Dominance: Proponents believe that bots now create most content, reply to each other, and artificially boost engagement metrics like likes and shares. • Historical Context: The theory claims the internet "died" around 2016 or 2017, as organic human activity supposedly declined while bots filled the gaps. • Motivations: The bots are allegedly controlled by corporations or governments to manipulate public opinion, spread disinformation, and generate ad revenue. Reality Check: While the theory is largely

croissant :

Are all of y'all real.

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WAIT I HAVE A TON OF PICS CAN U MAKE A VID WITH THEM? They prove the dead internet theory

yoshiplush :

Im kiss someone scare me

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Dead internet theory.

𝐦𝐨𝐨𝐧☆♡‼️ :

WHO IS ACTUALLY TYPING THESE COMMENTS?! AND FINDING THESE FUNNY?!

ba4 :

How tf these comments getting likes?

idk :

Wiped the smile off my face

copper IV 🛳️🌊 :

The “ what’s the opposite of pspspsps “ is kinda funny tho

🎵 song writer 🎵 :

IMNS08抹茶 :

Im scared of the sound

Emiah :

Oh nah

yourlocal1999hondacivic :

ᴹᴳᵂᴿSTAR✨🌙 :

the internet is dead. i think here have 50 bots and 12 humans

Mikayel :

And bots just sometimes copy and paste text that has been used over and over even in some story videos that have wrong captions that are not related to the video which does make me think that it can’t be a human cus what human puts wrong captions on small Reddit story videos.. and there’s bots that also copy and pasted text used over and over again in comments that are not even 1% related to the video which does prove the dead internet theory..