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- Innocent sexual perversion and the horrible reality it spawned. Anon is a pervert and always was one. I am into loli and feet for instance. Why is it that real life and the real world seem to emulate our sexual interests, with a time lag? "I wish to be the little succubus" became an actual thing that actually happens. Pedo activism is also gradually becoming accepted, as is virtually every fetish that was once either a joke or a fantasy of Anons. As said I'm a footfag. When I became aware of it few others were with me, now it's as common as can be, with gigantic number of people who are into it, with huge mountains of hentai and #34 with it etc. Why does the real world bend over backwards to accommodate our weirdest fetishes? It's as if everything is going "Look, look! I created this for you! I made it real!" in an effort to keep us within this world. The results of this are devastating to society, to people, to civilization. Simply put, trannies are a thing because Anon fapped to doujins of cute boys in dresses. Once it was an impossible fantasy, not to be taken too seriously. Now it's grim reality. Again: it's as if the real world is using imageboards as a template on what to be and what to do.
Exponential growth since the 1990's ...
or is maybe the internet actually shrinking?
'Internet Rot': theory based on studies showing that about 50% of links cited in court opinions since 1996 as well as 75% of links in the Harvard Law Review no longer work
"The same news items about unusual moon-related events seem to repeat year after year. What is a super flower blood moon? What is a pink supermoon? A quick search of headlines from just this month brings up: “There’s Something Special About This Weekend’s Moon,” “Don’t Miss: Rare, Seasonal ‘Blue Moon’ Rises Tonight,” and “Why This Weekend’s Blue Moon Is Extra Rare.”
The Focus, Bruno Cooke
Cyber security company Imperva's annual Bad Bot Report
Data from its Threat Research Lab,
40 % bots (Bad bot traffic 25.6% of all website traffic in 2020, 15.2% in 2019; 15,2% of good bots in 2020)
Twitter: anonymous, "reletable" accounts who all tweet almost the same thing
YouTube: due to high bot traffic that some employees feared “the Inversion”, the point when its systems would start to see bots as authentic and humans as inauthentic.
Facebook: human presence can be mimicked with click farms or cheap bots.
Encouraged repititivity: arguments, celebrity apologies, meme cycles.
People responding on impulse in predictable ways to things that were created, in all likelihood, to elicit that very response.
An Agoraroad theory by AnonymousNVP about anomalous and misleading numbers behind search engine hits.
Potëmkin village: an impressive facade or show designed to hide an undesirable fact or condition (Grigory Potemkin, former lover of Empress Catherine II, during her journey to Crimea in 1787)