>A thought is that meme generating services like https://imgflip.com/memegenerator may actually be working with the cabal and it is actually adding digital bits that the AI will look after to see if present, then it will censor because of those extra bits.
That's a really good point.
What's the easiest way to strip/alter the metadata?
These are really good. Well done anon. This challenge could really inspire some nice aesthetics.
Very cool, think we should write like that on the general board to screw with their linguistic analysis programs. Is there a program to generate text like that?
Problem with using that text in memes is that memes need to make an immediate impact, and this text introduces a challenge to the audience that they most likely will not understand the purpose for. Thus the potential impact of the meme is reduced.
Some block letters someone posted on Sunday.
Interesting about the new article that Q posted today is that they mentioned that each "fix" could take the machine learning a few hours to a few weeks to accomplish.
If we're all doing our own manipulations separate from everyone elses, they're going to have to run a "debugger algorithm" (not sure of terminology) on each manipulation.
Few minutes to create vs. few weeks-few months to resolve sounds like pretty good odds to me.
Easy peasy, thanks. 👍