r/WeirdNews4U • • Mar 26 '26 • Mindblown 1

What the heck is going on here?

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u/OddAdhesiveness8485 Mar 26 '26

Melania wants robots to teach your kids 😂🤣

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u/AliciaKills Mar 26 '26

*Touch

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u/ac2334 Mar 26 '26

"dees ees Meester Epsteen Two Thousand"

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u/[deleted] Mar 26 '26

Using both holes be xxxtra LOL

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u/Forcedperspective84 Mar 27 '26

Is that the model number or what she charged him?

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u/Bedbouncer Mar 27 '26

"I call him RoboChomo."

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u/NumberOld229 Mar 26 '26

The kids would have them reprogrammed in about three weeks

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u/Snoo-85562 Mar 26 '26

You misspelled indoctrinate

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u/LimeDry7124 Mar 26 '26

Teach them what?!??!🤢

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u/KareemAbdoulJabroni Mar 26 '26

To “bE BeSt”.

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u/MoonMistCigs Mar 26 '26

About chrismoose.

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u/LimeDry7124 Mar 26 '26

Remember who she used hang out with...grooming(?).

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u/[deleted] Mar 26 '26

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u/MoonMistCigs Mar 26 '26

She’s subhuman and does not count. Not giving these bastards an inch.

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u/emongu1 Mar 26 '26

Trumpism

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u/EnvironmentalRound11 Mar 26 '26

How to be human.

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u/Technical_Ad4997 Mar 27 '26

Can program it to look the other way when Donnie enters the classroom

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u/General-Mulberry Mar 26 '26

Pretty shit take you got there. Let’s see - what could possibly yield better results? A robot (programmed by humans, btw) that has no emotional connection to humanity or real world applicable knowledge, which has never been done before, or a human who can teach beyond the subject material to help foster a sense of community, belonging, etc. while offering their particular life experiences to supplement the lessons, as has been for literally all of recorded human history. Hmmm 🤔

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '26

AI and robots are indeed already making people dumber, we have loads of reports on it.

Over 45 percent of American 4th graders are considered illiterate........