THE 21ST-CENTURY SHELL GAMEReality isn’t battling filters anymore — now it’s up against pure
fiction.
And the wild part? Plenty of people still think they’re
flirting on Instagram when they’re really chatting up
a graphics card.
We’ve reached the point where the perfect girl, on perfect beaches, with perfect lighting, perfect boobs, perfect smile, and a perfect life…
doesn’t exist. Not as a poetic line — I mean there’s
literally nobody behind it. No model. No person. No woman smiling at her phone. Just some guy at home, dinosaur pajamas on, pumping out pictures and
collecting subscriptions.
And the shocking part isn’t that AI can invent a model. That’s just entertainment. What matters is when that imaginary girl starts dropping a
“thanks babe ❤️” and charging you
ten euros a month to make you feel special.
When the con stops being visual and turns
emotional and financial.
When it’s not about enjoying fantasy, but about selling
fiction as flesh and bone to reach your wallet.
Platforms flash a link in the bio; you click expecting exclusive content from someone real, and the only real thing is the person who coded the bot and uploaded their ID to get paid. That’s the trick: you verify to monetize, then you slap on a sexy alias and post
photos of a girl who doesn’t exist.
Legally, it’s your account. Morally, you’re
selling smoke. Emotionally, there are people paying, convinced they’re talking to the girl in the pics. Spoiler: they’re not talking to anyone. They’re talking to
an AI. Or worse — to some guy eating chips while charging subscriptions to the gullible.
Today it’s photos. Tomorrow, videos. Next, fake lives. This isn’t sci-fi, it’s a timeline: we’re watching it roll out in real time. Soon an AI “model” will handle
ten thousand simultaneous conversations without yawning. She’ll wink, say your name, remember your likes, ask how you slept — and not a single human millimeter on the other end.
And hey, nothing against digital erotica or people who choose to pay. Spend your libido however you like. What really
sucks is the scam.
It’s one thing to fantasize about a digital character.
It’s another thing entirely to believe someone real is talking to you when it’s actually
a server in Ohio.
Bottom line: the problem isn’t the tech.
It isn’t AI.
It’s
the intention of whoever wears a human mask to take money from someone who just wanted a bit of honest attention.
Tell me it’s AI? Cool — I relax and play along.
Wink so I think you’re human while you run my card? That’s got a
different name.
And no, this doesn’t end here.
This is the prologue.
The truly interesting — and dangerous — part starts now.
So get used to it:
not everything looking back at you on Instagram is alive.
And sometimes, the only human in the conversation… is you.
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Slow-motion clip of the day.
THE LEAGUE OF OOPSIESIn the world of so-called “oopsies”, you have to move like you’re in a
hall of mirrors: the moment you trust what you see, you crash. A lot of those supposed
“accidental moments” are nowhere near as innocent as they look.
On one side you’ve got the genuine ones, the ones who
really didn’t mean to show anything. The ones who probably went all-in on a risky choice without thinking it through: clothes that are way too
loose, way too
tight, or with
less fabric than statistics would recommend. And of course, that’s when the oopsie happens… because sometimes the universe just feels like
playing.
Then you’ve got the others, the ones who
do want to show. The ones who walk in with a
premeditated plan, pretending that
“pure chance” has played a dirty trick on them, as if it were just bad luck that everything ended up on camera. That classic
“oops, what a disaster” that smells way more like a script than a real accident.
And finally, you’ve got the ones who play in a completely
different league.
These are the ones who have already beaten the whole
oopsie game. There’s no
pretending, no
surprise, no “
oh, I didn’t notice” performance. What they do has a level of
natural ease that almost downplays the fact that they’re showing off a part of their body that a big chunk of the male population is obsessed with. As if
showing were as normal for them as breathing.
Three styles,
three worlds,
three ways of playing the same game.
And the fun part is that, once you’ve watched enough videos, you start
spotting them instantly.
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As you’ve probably heard by now, Telegram decided to wipe out our channel — the one with
almost 30k followers.
Apparently they deleted
thousands of channels overnight, and ours got caught in the purge.
I’ve been thinking a lot about whether to
start a new one or just
let it go. It’s hard to put time and energy into
building a community only to have it disappear from one day to the next. But the truth is, it had already become part of my
daily routine, and I actually
miss sharing stuff there.
And honestly, if nearly
30,000 people chose to follow it, I couldn’t have been doing that bad of a job.
So, even knowing they might delete it again — in fact, assuming its
days are numbered — we’re
creating a new channel. Same idea as before: a place where you can access not only the content from the
website but also everything I share
daily on Telegram.
The difference this time is that the channel will be
private.
Instead of having a
readable public link, it’ll work only through an
invitation link.
Before, anyone scrolling through channels could
stumble upon ours and join.
Now that won’t happen.
This will be a
private space — a channel just for
ALRNCN friends.
I can’t promise how long it’ll last, but if you decide to join, you’ll be able to tell your grandkids:
“I was there, and I saw wonderful things.”
Here’s the link to our
new Telegram channel:
https://t.me/+vAE7W64u-kBlYWM0
The ones from 65 million years ago...

... vs the ones now.