Turns out Black Mirror was too subtle
this post was submitted on 15 Feb 2026
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But it's just dead people posting 6 7 memes in 2050
Just another example of capitalists not respecting the intellectual property of the proletariat. When I get a message from a dead relative informing me about the opportunity of a lifetime, I used to feel assured knowing that the person who owned the bot was someone just like me.
Now? Not so much.
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this idea is at least 10 years old, fucking patent office ain't shit.
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