Dead Internet Theory Explained: Bots, AI Slop and the Humans Still Online
What the Dead Internet Theory claims, what bot statistics actually measure, and how to find trustworthy sources without declaring every account fake.
What the Dead Internet Theory claims, what bot statistics actually measure, and how to find trustworthy sources without declaring every account fake.
What enshittification means, how Cory Doctorow’s three-stage model works, and how to assess real changes without treating every price rise as proof.
Roguelike or roguelite? Compare run structure, permanent upgrades, traditional mechanics, and familiar games without treating disputed labels as laws.
Cats chatter at windows, but the reason is not settled. A guide to the sounds, plausible explanations, and what owners can observe and do.
Switches, layouts, keycaps, connectivity, and budget: a practical guide to choosing a mechanical keyboard without the marketing myths.
What we know about feline low-light vision, colour and ultraviolet sensitivity, plus why changes in eyesight need veterinary attention.
Alfred Butts used letter counts and years of experimentation to build Scrabble. The story behind the tiles, the setbacks, and the eventual success.
Aza Raskin has questioned the design he helped popularize. Why stopping cues matter, and why endless scrolling is only part of the attention problem.
A tour of Liminal Manifold’s eclectic book premises, from cozy space-station ramen to historical horror and digital ghosts.
Fibermaxxing gives vegetables an internet makeover. The trend is funny; claims about improved health need more than a viral meal-prep video.