Think humans dominate the internet? Think again. In 2022, a staggering 47% of all internet traffic came from bots, these automated programs that can range from beneficial ones like search engine crawlers to malicious bots designed for cyber attacks. As technology evolves, the line between human and bot traffic becomes increasingly blurred, raising concerns about cyber security, data integrity, and user experience. It's a reminder that as we surf the web, we're sharing it with a vast army of bots, each with its own purpose. Stay sharp with Tel.

We touch, I feel a rush. We clutch, it isn't much, but it's enough to make me wonder what's in store for us. It's lust, it's torturous, but you must be a sorceress, cause you just did the impossible. Game, I trust. Don't play games, it'll be dangerous if you fuck me over, cause I'll be the sick, cause I'll show you what it's like to hurt, cause I've been treated like dirt.

Welcome to seven hundred and fifty six semester continuing. OK, today is the final day that I become the little screaming demon, you know, and I found a serum that lets me not become the screaming little demon child is that, you know, from the like first semester. Anyways, continuing, I'm about to die in fifteen four four or five seconds. This video progress has blocked off. Please flip tape now.

I don't think they dominated the internet, but I can dominate you, daddy.

Period. Yeah, robots. Run the internet.

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