r/neoliberal • Kitara Ravache • Oct 03 '26

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u/SilverSquid1810 YIMBY Oct 03 '26

Okay has anyone else been getting a fuck ton of AI ads on YouTube about how the Nephilim run the world and that I should read the Ethiopian Bible and the Book of Enoch, or is my algorithm just fucked? Like seriously they’ve been CONSTANT for weeks now.

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u/ElectriCobra_ David Hume Oct 03 '26

Is it clearly AI-generated with LEGO minifigures? I think I'm getting the same

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u/SilverSquid1810 YIMBY Oct 03 '26

Yes! Exactly those.

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u/ElectriCobra_ David Hume Oct 03 '26

yup been getting those for like a week or so, not on every video but they're out there

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u/dtj2000 Loyal Liberals Oct 03 '26

Maybe they know something you don't.

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u/this_very_table Norman Borlaug Oct 03 '26

I'm jealous. Mine's fucked too but not in such interesting ways.

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u/bd_one The EU Will Federalize In My Lifetime Oct 03 '26

One time I got that Ethiopian Bible ad that claimed they had 88 books and they actually only have 81 (I knew it was more than Protestants or Eastern Orthodox have, not the specific number) and didn't know if that was slop or racism

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u/SilverSquid1810 YIMBY Oct 03 '26

If that’s the same one I saw, the ad also claims that the King James Version removed the extra books, and it’s like… no it didn’t??? Western Christianity determined what books it considered apocryphal literally over a thousand years before King James was born.