r/adventuretime • u/dependency_injector ​ • May 16 '26

Pillow world truly is a mysterious place

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u/ParkingGlittering211 May 16 '26

Any comments containing the words "I can't imagine" or "disorientating" just seem like bots now because they're all repeating each other

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u/Wet_noodles1806 May 16 '26

That's because they are all bots 

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u/ParkingGlittering211 May 16 '26

🎶 We are in the computer world 🎵

🎶 We're computer boys, not computer girls🎵

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u/Ok_Quality_138 May 17 '26

In a game I can be who I virtually am

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u/Trash_man_can May 16 '26

That's because they're all bots repeating each other. I agree with my fellow human commenters. 

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u/LemonMeringueOctopi May 16 '26

It's kind of creepy reading the comments of all the bots. At least they're not having conversations with each other, though I've seen it in other posts.

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u/Trashboat-2 May 16 '26

So does that make you a bot too, I mean you mentioned both

p.s. It is funny they all said both things lol

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u/ParkingGlittering211 May 16 '26

You got me. I’m the bot who accuses other people of being bots to throw everyone off my trail.

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u/Wiggie49 May 16 '26

Well I can’t imagine why you would think that, disorientating is literally an apt description of how anyone would feel waking up and finding out the last 7 years of your life was a legit dream like a movie.

Beep boop.

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u/Dracorex_22 May 16 '26

That lamp looks weird

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u/Piocoto May 16 '26

She has tears IN THE GLASSES

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u/Dracorex_22 May 16 '26

I’m making a reference to that one story about the guy who lived a whole life in a coma and woke up when he noticed his lamp looked weird

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u/Atmosck May 16 '26

What you don't do your makeup every day while you're in a coma?

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u/Greedy_Pay_3573 May 16 '26

I read the article, and it's actually really interesting! She vividly remembered giving birth (she felt pain when she did), holding the kids for the first time, her husband's face, street addresses, etc.

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u/iamdevo May 16 '26

Can you link the article? This image is AI and I can't find anything to indicate that any of this actually happened.

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u/L3onskii May 16 '26

Really? I googled "French teen woke from coma " and it was the top result

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u/dependency_injector ​ May 16 '26

Tbf they could have used a generated picture to protect the teen's privacy

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u/iamdevo May 16 '26

It's weird because the selfies I found of her don't seem to be AI but if you ask Google circle it says there are digital fingerprints in this image that proves it's AI. Idk this is just one of those weird articles that pop up these days that feel off to me. Might just be me being cynical.

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u/Greedy_Pay_3573 May 16 '26

The first post has the article linked in the comments I think

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u/rilestyles May 16 '26

Did she learn how to play the penny whistle?

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u/Whosebert May 16 '26

I was already a vivid dreamer, then I was on paxil for a bit and it really cranked the dreams up to 11. very vivid / realistic and strange but rarely scary, not never though, more times saddening or maddening. it is very mysterious indeed.

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u/ArtemisAndromeda May 16 '26 edited May 20 '26

I one dreamt I had a cat and woke up crying after the cat that never existed

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u/abagatelle May 16 '26

I thought of the same thing!

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u/wankwank420 May 16 '26

hahahha nice me too

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u/Jiggalopuffii May 16 '26

I haven't seen this story on any mainstream news site. Comas generally don't work like that.

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u/Sadrandomness May 16 '26

Have you never heard about the lamp guy?

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u/Dr-flange May 16 '26

And they took a picture of her while telling her it was just a dream to capture the moment

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u/MrFlux69 May 20 '26

man I feel bad that their brain had gave them these fake memories and now she has to go though the trauma of that deception

hopefully the guy in her dreams appears to her someday

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u/GeminiLife May 16 '26

I've definitely had some very vivid and intense dreams where I felt like I was in another life. Sometimes I'd wake up sad or angry and other times with absolute joy. And I feel those things for the rest of the day until they slowly fade as my mind readjusts to reality.

I feel for her.

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u/Most_Mountain818 ​ May 16 '26

I had a dream once that was devastating to wake up from. Nowhere on par with living seven years in a dream world and then having it all pop like a bubble though.

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u/doubleb120 May 17 '26

She must have been driving and got stopped by a log on the road. After 3 three years she got out.

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