New Conspiracy Theory: The Internet Declared 'Dead' in 2016
New Conspiracy Theory: The Internet Declared 'Dead' in 2016
Dive into the intriguing world of conspiracy theories, where beliefs range from a flat Earth to the notion that walking to the edge of a cliff might teleport you to the other side like Pac-Man. Amidst these bizarre perspectives, what if the internet itself is part of a grand conspiracy? Join us as we explore the controversial claim that the internet met its demise in 2016 and unravel the peculiar theories surrounding its alleged demise
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The conspiracy theory known as the "Dead Internet Theory" claims that the internet took a turn for the worse in 2016 or 2017, portraying the current online landscape as a barren graveyard devoid of human activity.
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While the idea may seem dull at first, the conspiracy theory takes a peculiar turn.
According to conspiracy theorists, these bots continuously attempt to influence public perception on almost every political issue or distract individuals from questioning the elite class, all while steering them towards making purchases.
Content created by bots poses a problem for search engines, and this issue is expected to worsen over time.
Mayer acknowledges that it's natural for people to blame Google when they don't get quality search results as they used to, but she adds that Google sees its results more as a window into the web itself.
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Even though traffic is approaching an equal distribution between artificial intelligence and humans, the majority of content is still produced by humans.
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