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I thought this was going to be an article about online zombies, who are alive but act like trolls (is there a word for this?) So for example, say I post a poli
by zackmorris 8y ago
I thought this was going to be an article about online zombies, who are alive but act like trolls (is there a word for this?)
So for example, say I post a political, religious or otherwise controversial topic that says something about what used to be core values in the USA or something. Maybe I feel there's some fresh insight, or a way of connecting with people who don't agree with me so we can find common ground. 9 times out of 10, the same handful of people I expect to disagree with, respond and say the same thing I expected them to say.
In other words, I could have written the troll bot that would respond with what they say. It's a mathematical way of saying that their comments are precomputable, rather than coming from what we might consider free will.
Maybe I'm looking at this the wrong way? Maybe I'm the zombie, maybe we're all zombies, I dunno :-)