Cursed Images: 7,500 Comments and Nonsensical Memes
Over 7,500 comments on images considered cursed. Discover the debate mixing real crimes, memes, and pop culture.
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Cursed Images: 7,500 Comments and Nonsensical Memes
More than 7,500 comments have accumulated in a thread that calls itself "cursed images." Participants claim the photos range from grotesque to absurd, from supposed real crime scenes to simple memes.
The content is a mosaic of references: one participant mentions Jack the Ripper in the 80s, another talks about the law of silence in Almería and rituals with the goddess Tanit, while others share images from Attack on Titan or public figures with a satirical touch. The conversation oscillates between morbid curiosity and mockery, with comments that sometimes cross the line into trivializing violence.
The tone is predominantly segarro, with dark humor and sarcasm. The influence of AI in creating images and the tendency to label any unusual photo as "cursed" are discussed. The community seems to value the surprise factor more than any objective criteria.
The thread was archived in the "nursery," a content preservation area on the platform. This move raises questions about digital preservation and who decides what material deserves to be preserved or discarded.
Who decides which image deserves the title of cursed?
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More than 7,500 comments have accumulated in a thread that calls itself "cursed images." Participants claim the photos range from grotesque to absurd, from supposed real crime scenes to simple memes.
The content is a mosaic of references: one participant mentions Jack the Ripper in the 80s, another talks about the law of silence in Almería and rituals with the goddess Tanit, while others share images from Attack on Titan or public figures with a satirical touch. The conversation oscillates between morbid curiosity and mockery, with comments that sometimes cross the line into trivializing violence.
The tone is predominantly segarro, with dark humor and sarcasm. The influence of AI in creating images and the tendency to label any unusual photo as "cursed" are discussed. The community seems to value the surprise factor more than any objective criteria.
The thread was archived in the "nursery," a content preservation area on the platform. This move raises questions about digital preservation and who decides what material deserves to be preserved or discarded.
Who decides which image deserves the title of cursed?
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