[tedchs]

I was excited about this idea, but based on the writing patterns and vague stories I'm pretty sure these writeups are mostly AI slop. For example, this is classic ChatGPT phrasing:

> The growth I’d been celebrating wasn’t real growth—it was just a spike of first-time buyers who never came back.

If I'm wrong, and these were actually written by a human, I'd love a chance to stand corrected and apologize.

[ChrisMarshallNY]

I suspect they were developed (maybe AI-written) by a human, but the same human.

There's little variety in the way the stories are told.

I suspect that it will be tough to get folks to add to it, but it's not a bad idea.

One site I regularly visit, is Not Always Right[0]. I suspect that many of the stories are apocryphal, but it is entertaining.

I really miss the US Navy Safety Photo of the Day. That was a riot.

[0] https://notalwaysright.com/newest/

[_dark_matter_]

Whether or not it's AI written, these very vague stories are not useful.

[continuational]

To find slop in this submission, you don't have to look any further than the very first picture.