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Did the world end in 2012? The dead internet theory

I have been wanting to make a post to say that I think a few years back that we reached a point in AI where a lot of what we see on the internet is actually rendered in real time and based on what you are looking at. I think the AI we see today is nothing compared to the AI that has already been in effect in the past. This goes hand in hand with the dead internet theory, only it's not just text being written, but images and videos rendered. I think it's already being used and can be rendered in real time just by scrolling down.
 
I am throwing this one out there. Sometimes I see old flyers or photos of an old video game console, or grocery prices, and I think to myself, "I don't remember them being that expensive." I know what I used to pay for them. It's as if something went back and manipulated the prices, so I think they were more than what they actually were. Does anyone else think this way, or am I just crazy?
 
nodle said:
I am throwing this one out there. Sometimes I see old flyers or photos of an old video game console, or grocery prices, and I think to myself, "I don't remember them being that expensive." I know what I used to pay for them. It's as if something went back and manipulated the prices, so I think they were more than what they actually were. Does anyone else think this way, or am I just crazy?
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I remember $99 for NES, $199 for SNES...did it jump to $250 for those that came after that? I can't remember...
 
jmanz said:
I remember $99 for NES, $199 for SNES...did it jump to $250 for those that came after that? I can't remember...
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I know for a fact that I paid $100 for the NES package at Woolworths, it came with Mario & Duckhunt, and the grey lightzapper gun, don't let CERN tell you otherwise.
 
nodle said:
I know for a fact that I paid $100 for the NES package at Woolworths, it came with Mario & Duckhunt, and the grey lightzapper gun, don't let CERN tell you otherwise.
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Yeah it was. Who is claiming it was more than $100?
 
The Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) launched in 1985 with its "Deluxe Set" (including Super Mario Bros., Duck Hunt, and accessories) generally priced around $199, though some sources cite $149.99 for a bundle with fewer extras, with prices fluctuating slightly depending on the bundle and retailer. Adjusted for inflation, that $199 price tag would be over $500 in today's money.
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Ai
 
I know throughout this thread we have discussed living in a simulation. With the latest Epstein emails and all the talk about Time Travel, Cloning, people with special abilities, it's like we are living in the Twilight Zone.
 
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