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Are you confused about the shitpost part or the obvious part
Ok, your not the original person. Is this an obvious shit post in your opinion?
Because if it isn't obvious how am I supposed to know this is a shit post or not?
I’m a different person from those two and yes, I definitely agree this is an extremely obvious shitpost. The Beatles song and the image (zoom in if you haven’t seen the included dog safety chart) are the giveaways.
As someone who doesn't pay close attention to what Google does at the top of the page, this is not obvious to me. Glad it is a shit post and not something Google actually responded with.
Totally fair! LLMs are blurring the lines of shitposts and insane responses, so I’m for sure not gonna shit on anyone for not recognizing a shitpost.
I do have a lot of experience, as a person who (un?)fortunately was on /b/ when it was released until the late ‘00s.
This is something else, though… I’m interested and horrified to see where this all goes.
Edit: I do also have to say I use no google products or services so I’m with you there hahaha