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I know everyone is laughing at Google for its AI search results suggesting we should eat rocks. The funniest part is that the rocks thing also appeared on regular featured snippets, so it’s not just AI results. Perhaps Google is more broken than we think

481 likes35 repliesPosted May 24, 2024

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Hook: Plain observation
Structure: Hook → Landing
Style: Conversational paragraphs at a steady pace.
Tone: personal
Written for: People building with AI

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