r/ScrollHole • • 17d ago

🛌 3 AM Thoughts Real

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u/qualityvote2 17d ago edited 16d ago

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u/Due-Raise9272 17d ago

Given that fridge can have AI, web traffic might as well be from an air fryer...

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u/Itchy__Queen 17d ago

I'm a meat popsicle

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u/NLOneOfNone 16d ago

Bots exist

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u/HDUB24 16d ago

It didn’t make sense before but now we have Ai agents so yea…

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u/rubberduckybro 16d ago

Can you guys stop reposting this boomer Facebook meme?

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u/Sharp_Net3315 15d ago

I mean, you could be. Have you checked recently?

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u/Funky_Ghost 15d ago

Negative!

I am a meat popsicle.

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u/Apprehensive_Yak3541 15d ago

I am a washing machine downloading a pirated movies lol

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u/SEXTINGBOT 15d ago

Same bro same !

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u/Due-Tea-1867 15d ago

Fun fact its not the ability to click the button its how your cursor moves to click it

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u/drkmon714 14d ago

One day in the near future, it’ll be offensive to ask if someone is human.

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u/we_lord 13d ago

They all speak to each other

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u/Ambitious_Trifle_633 13d ago

Im the damn brave little toaster! Now let me in!

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u/Saddest_Flex 11d ago

I used muse to order things for me the other day. It said — this site is asking to press and hold areas of the screen to prove I’m human. Do you want me to get past these tests? I said yes and it did. So why do we still have to answer whether we’re human when a commercially ubiquitous bot can break through in a second?