It's still such a small network, that you would think that there would be _some_ correlation between how interesting and unexpected something is and how frequently it appears in your feed, or how often it appears on your trending list, but, alas, there is none.

It's almost entirely an artefact of follower count. Everyone is staring at the same handful of people, waiting for a new picture of a coffee cup, an update on What Trump Did, a reminder to STACK SATS, or a pronouncement to cheer some rich or famous person they don't actually know, who is getting richer or famouser because reasons or other reasons.

Also amazing how formulaic and systematic the most popular npubs are. It's always the same pattern, the same routine, the same imagery. It's only a matter of time, before someone creates impersonation bots that really, convincingly impersonate. There's so much material and so little variance....

Mood.
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 Bathtub gin. That reminds me... I need a drink. I'll have a gin. 

 First bathtub gin thought:  
What if the influencer gazillionaire VIPs are all actually bots? Like real robots, not just laptop ones.

Because then I have a confession to make that some of the male-styled bots are sort of attractive, and now I feel like I'm in Blade Runner, but the roles are reversed. 

 First bathtub gin thought:  
What if the influencer gazillionaire VIPs are all actually bots? Like real robots, not just laptop ones.

Because then I have a confession to make that some of the male-styled bots are sort of attractive, and now I feel like I'm in Blade Runner, but the roles are reversed. nostr.fmt.wiz.biz