Case in point: I have a throwaway Fb and apparently my clicks have beckoned the algo to push AI-written ragebait stories and intentionally dirty looking pics of what I'm sure are fake trans people.
Thing is, they're intermixed with seemingly genuine trans person posts (over time). But the tells are there.
Almost every fake one is a "digital creator" with links off site. No doubt they're fueled by foreign or domestic bot farms of some kind.
As to audience effectiveness, these posts simultaneously breed gentle support from our more accepting brethren but are just "icky and insane" enough to further piss off maga. It's super effective in promoting engagement and creating the illusion of "trans are everywhere" with over-saturation.
I know I fed the algo in this case, but manufactured bullshit is everywhere. Just wish there were effective strategies to combat it.
Yes! Or wait, do you mean like in consumable media, TV shows, movies, etc? Then yes, I have noticed more smoking, and definitely vaping if the setting is contemporary. I always thought smoking was a no-no on network TV but maybe primetime gets a pass.
Do you also mean advertising influenced by "classic" cigarette ads? Then also yes, in a way. I see a lot of similarities in attitude and tonal delivery with other ads, quite often overtly sexual.
So, in reference to glycogen storage, what are those six pounds you happened to lose on a crash/scam diet really composed of? I always assumed a good portion was water weight from a steep sodium reduction, but how many glycogen byproducts make up that loss?
Or maybe, I'm just curious about glycogen in absolute mass contained through the body. I always like fun anatomy facts, like how much a liver weighs and stuff.
How much do you think my glycogen the glycogen contained in an average person weighs?
That gravel, so comfy!
Is that Lizzie McGuire's dad?!
awooooogah
Bouillon Rennet Artichoke Toes
Hoooogarfield curve.
The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent is a beaut. Definitely not ashamed to enjoy that one.
Only a tad ashamed that Nic and Pedro rank pretty highly on my list of stupidly adorable on-screen bromances.
Surely there is a German word for the irritating wrongness this image makes me feel, yes?
mcchickens
Do we know what these tests involved?
Yep, I thoroughly agree.
Case in point: I have a throwaway Fb and apparently my clicks have beckoned the algo to push AI-written ragebait stories and intentionally dirty looking pics of what I'm sure are fake trans people.
Thing is, they're intermixed with seemingly genuine trans person posts (over time). But the tells are there.
Almost every fake one is a "digital creator" with links off site. No doubt they're fueled by foreign or domestic bot farms of some kind.
As to audience effectiveness, these posts simultaneously breed gentle support from our more accepting brethren but are just "icky and insane" enough to further piss off maga. It's super effective in promoting engagement and creating the illusion of "trans are everywhere" with over-saturation.
I know I fed the algo in this case, but manufactured bullshit is everywhere. Just wish there were effective strategies to combat it.
Realistically, do we think MK ever stopped?
I have that feeling now. There's an uneasiness to it. Movement feels familiar. In stillness I feel distant.
I am desperate for respite from my inconsolable emotion-children, but there is no safe place to put them down.
Elan School
thats pretty bangin for a loosie
Yes! Or wait, do you mean like in consumable media, TV shows, movies, etc? Then yes, I have noticed more smoking, and definitely vaping if the setting is contemporary. I always thought smoking was a no-no on network TV but maybe primetime gets a pass.
Do you also mean advertising influenced by "classic" cigarette ads? Then also yes, in a way. I see a lot of similarities in attitude and tonal delivery with other ads, quite often overtly sexual.
Tid bit dystopian tbh
"I must now apply every color contained in this fifteen-year-old eyeshadow palette onto my face."
So, in reference to glycogen storage, what are those six pounds you happened to lose on a crash/scam diet really composed of? I always assumed a good portion was water weight from a steep sodium reduction, but how many glycogen byproducts make up that loss?
Or maybe, I'm just curious about glycogen in absolute mass contained through the body. I always like fun anatomy facts, like how much a liver weighs and stuff.
How much do you think
my glycogenthe glycogen contained in an average person weighs?