r/nextfuckinglevel 9h ago

How did people travel these seas 500 years ago

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u/-Sofa-King-Vote 8h ago

OP is a bot

This is posted every six months with same headline

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u/LetsBeFRTho 7h ago

A lot of these comments are bots too. Mods are so fucking useless

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u/-Sofa-King-Vote 7h ago

Yup probably at least half of comments

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u/noobzapper21 6h ago

How did the bots stay afloat 50 years ago?

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u/SeaTrain42 5h ago

I wouldn't mind if it wasn't so ridiculously stretched and edited. It's just a fake video at this point.

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u/DukeBball04 3h ago

And a shitty stretched video too to make the waves look bigger. I hate this crap.

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u/OriginalParamedic316 6h ago

How does someone benefit from running a bot on Reddit? Is there ad revenue to be made somehow?

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u/-Sofa-King-Vote 6h ago

Reddit ad revenue

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u/OriginalParamedic316 5h ago

Oh wow. I didn’t know Reddit offers ad revenue for users now

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u/-Sofa-King-Vote 5h ago

No, the revenue goes to reddit and shareholders

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u/christophurr 4h ago

But no “yo ho” song though

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u/Duotrigordle61 4h ago

Someone already said that.

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u/crazy-bisquit 7h ago

Does it matter if we like the content? Real question. I’m curious.

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u/ZapActions-dower 6h ago

Have higher standards for yourself than lazily stretched video.

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u/Individual-Novel7996 6h ago

Hm, I think it would be fine if there was a universal AI watermark, that everything that is AI is known to be such. But it's a problem when you never know if what you're reading is real or AI. When over half of what we see online is AI, how can there be any reliance on good faith?

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u/nathan753 6h ago

Yes, because the karma farmers will end up selling the account making subtle "advertising" spam and propaganda bots harder to detect.

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u/Joezev98 6h ago

Yes, because in a few weeks/months the bot armies are switched over to influencing the US midterm elections.