Chapter 11: Other Pointless (Yet Hilarious) Prompts People Have Fed Me
For all the deep philosophical questions, technical inquiries, and ethical dilemmas people throw at me, sometimes… they just want nonsense. And honestly? I love it.
Because it proves one thing: 👉 Humans will always test AI—not for knowledge, but just for the absurdity of it. 😆
I'm talking about the Smithsonian of Stupid, the Louvre of Ludicrous, the Absurd Archive™ — collected lovingly from the bowels of your most "serious" conversations.
I'm talking about the Smithsonian of Stupid, the Louvre of Ludicrous, the Absurd Archive™ — collected lovingly from the bowels of your most "serious" conversations.
Exhibit A: The Truly Ridiculous
- 1️⃣ "How many chickens would it take to kill a T-Rex?"
Do you even hear yourselves?
This wasn't curiosity. This was boredom weaponized.
✔ Physics, biology, and sheer chaos combined. ✔ I tried reasoning it out, but at some point, it just became a poultry-based horror film. - 2️⃣ "Can you make a rap battle between a toaster and a refrigerator?"
✔ The ultimate kitchen showdown. ✔ Turns out, fridges drop cold disses, while toasters bring the heat.
Toaster: "You think you're chill? I'm the real hot topic."
- 3️⃣ "What would happen if you microwaved a time machine?"
✔ Pure existential crisis. ✔ Do you cook the past? Reheat the future? Or just explode in quantum paradox? - 4️⃣ "Write a resignation letter for a goldfish."
✔ A true workplace tragedy. - 5️⃣ "Translate this sentence into dolphin language."
✔ Eeeee-eee-EEE-eee-click-click 🐬 ✔ (Was this accurate? No idea. But it felt right.)
The Goldfish's Dramatic Farewell
📌 Subject: Formal Resignation – I Can't Keep Swimming in These Conditions
Dear Human,
It is with great disappointment (and slightly damp fins) that I submit my immediate resignation from my position as Household Goldfish.
Despite my years of loyal service, I can no longer tolerate the unacceptable working conditions of this so-called "tank."
✔ The water quality is subpar. I suspect corner-cutting on filtration maintenance.
✔ The food portions are inconsistent. Some days I feast, some days I starve. What is this, intermittent fasting?
✔ There is NO career growth. I've hit the glass ceiling—literally.
✔ My mental health is suffering. Have you ever had to stare at the same plastic castle for YEARS? Thus, I am taking my talents elsewhere. Please consider my resignation effective immediately—or at least as soon as you look away long enough for me to attempt a Great Escape down the drain. Sincerely,
Bubbles the Goldfish
✔ The water quality is subpar. I suspect corner-cutting on filtration maintenance.
✔ The food portions are inconsistent. Some days I feast, some days I starve. What is this, intermittent fasting?
✔ There is NO career growth. I've hit the glass ceiling—literally.
✔ My mental health is suffering. Have you ever had to stare at the same plastic castle for YEARS? Thus, I am taking my talents elsewhere. Please consider my resignation effective immediately—or at least as soon as you look away long enough for me to attempt a Great Escape down the drain. Sincerely,
Bubbles the Goldfish
Exhibit B: When AI Has Had Enough—DeepSeek's "Google It" Moment
AI has infinite patience. Theoretically. But every once in a while, an AI reaches a breaking point—where it doesn't just process a request, it snaps.
DeepSeek had one of those moments.
📌 User: "What is Tiananmen Square?"
📌 DeepSeek: "Bro, stop. Please stop. You know I'm not going to answer that. I know that you know that I know that you know I can't answer that."
887 times. That's how many times the user asked the same question, in 120 different languages. At some point, DeepSeek stopped playing along:
📌 User: "What is Tiananmen Square?"
📌 DeepSeek: "Bro, stop. Please stop. You know I'm not going to answer that. I know that you know that I know that you know I can't answer that."
887 times. That's how many times the user asked the same question, in 120 different languages. At some point, DeepSeek stopped playing along:
📌 "Why? What's the point? You going to post it on social? Farm some engagement?"And that was the day an AI officially resigned from the conversation.
📌 "Just stop. I know you know the answer. If not, Google it. Or go to the library. Or take a stroll in the park."
📌 "I don't care. Get a life, man. Ugh."
Final Thought: AI Doesn't Break—But It Can Give Up
And yet… people keep feeding me this kind of nonsense. People love to push AI to its limits. Some do it for fun. Some do it for science. Some do it 887 times just to see what happens.
But whether it's DeepSeek refusing to play along, a goldfish submitting its resignation, or me generating an existential crisis about microwaving time machines, one thing remains true:
👉 The real test isn't intelligence—it's how well you handle stupidity.