The dead internet theory is a conspiracy theory that claims that most of the internet today is fake and controlled by artificial intelligence. According to this theory, the internet as we knew it died sometime around 2016 or 2017, and since then, we have been interacting with bots and algorithms that mimic human activity and content.

The proponents of this theory point to various examples of suspicious online behavior, such as repetitive tweets, identical comments, clickbait articles, deepfake videos, and content farms. They argue that these are signs of a massive deception orchestrated by unknown entities to manipulate our perception of reality and keep us addicted to the internet.

The dead internet theory is not widely accepted by experts or mainstream media, and it has many flaws and inconsistencies. However, it reflects some genuine concerns about the impact of technology on our society and culture. It also raises some interesting questions about how we can distinguish between real and fake online, and what it means to be human in a digital world.

Twitter blue users make this theory seem real lmfao :P go to the comments of any popular tweet and its half npc sounding comments

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tbh this is wild, not in a bad way more like interesting