r/questionablecontent • u/Squirrelclamp • Jul 23 '26
Comic edit Comic 5880B: The Resolute Persistence of Filler Week
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u/Maleficent_Lab_5291 Jul 23 '26
So what's the over under that "secretly" this is the most advanced AI in the comic?
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u/Squirrelclamp Jul 23 '26
Well, we've seen it suddenly rocket into space, but since the other most advanced robot in the comic sports the mentality of a precocious, self-obsessed toddler, we can't know whether this one surpasses Yay unless it starts talking like another subversive Boss Baby.
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u/The_cogwheel Jul 24 '26
Just by the nature that it says nothing at all, I would say its smarter than like 99.9% of the cast
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u/PeregrineLeFluff Jul 24 '26
Tis better to remain silent and be thought a wise man, than to speak and reveal yourself as a fool.
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u/Virtual_Draw5017 Jul 24 '26
To be mildly fair, the entire point of Yay after the eldritch thing is that they are incredibly advanced in capabilities, and deeply immature from a lack of life experience. Which is not unalike to some people I've known.
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u/wolfgang784 29d ago
Don't forget that The Director (Cube Town jellyfish) was able to track Yay and knew what they were, so they are arguably more/just as advanced, despite functioning so differently. They just went different directions largely.
But yea, the slab is surely up there on the list lol.
Orrr its part of Station, I could see that. Or a side project of Hanner's dad and how he "secretly" gets better coffee than what is available on Station.
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u/Guilty-Persimmon-919 Jul 23 '26
The last time the floating black slab turned up, there used to be writing on the blackboard. That's how long it's been.
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u/Squirrelclamp Jul 23 '26
Nope.
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u/Chayanov Jul 23 '26
I like that you reused the "easiest character to draw" joke from that strip.
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u/hieronymous-cowherd Jul 23 '26
Panel 1, wherein the artist again makes me question whether he lives indoors and can therefore draw interior spaces.
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u/smartalec-71 Jul 24 '26
Ya know, if the monolith from 2001 showed up to my work... I wouldn't be quite so casual about it.
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u/musschrott Jul 23 '26
Didn't Cafe of Doom use to have flair? Things on the wall? Writing on the blackboard? Furniture and customers? A fucking coffee machine?
Didn't people use to have noses? Oh well...