E tu Marcel, said the clown to the mime. That was my first thought, Rorschach and all.Is there something else on that FB post that I'm missing? I would assume It's just simply stuck in the sand
Those rims are FIRE!And let's keep this Bronco specific, shall we?
Like the terrible story of this Heritage edition that caught fire in the Outer Banks surf last Wednesday.
My cousin's uncle's best friend's chiropractor was there, he saw the whole thing, so I know it's true.
Good thing all the people got out, just like in that Cybertruck rescue.
lol
This seemed like an obvious photoshop I can't believe you were the first to call it out.There's also the fact that whoever did the Photoshop (or threw the content terms into the AI generator) forgot that the "rescue" vehicle should have a driver.
I know. The thread is really “My parents were (predictably) fooled by an obvious fake, then I was, too. How many of you are also gullible?”
Not to get to meta here, but there's a difference between too trusting and gullible, like ignorance versus stupidity. There is a cost to not trusting anything, since it is misery to distrust everything, exhilarating to construct a world of our own, and destructive to live in someone else's dystopia they've constructed to explain a world they have too little real (e.g., physical, sensing, moral and ethical) connection with to comprehend adequately.
I would roll a Fonc.AI is going to be fun. Don't trust anything made of 1s and 0s.
