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15. Thank you for the critique. I live near the Gulf and have seen bits n pieces from local news channels

Wed Apr 15, 2026, 12:59 AM

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About the efforts to bring back marine life using oyster shells and its successes. This regeneration didn’t happen overnight and patience is hard to come by with conflicting ideas but we’re hearing of successes with more artificial reefs and more loads of oyster shells. Looks promising

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This message was self-deleted by its author [View all] YoshidaYui Apr 14 OP

Wow. buzzycrumbhunger Apr 14 #1

The video is AI slop from a channel that started uploading AI slop videos 5 months ago and has already posted highplainsdem Apr 14 #2

Ugh. buzzycrumbhunger Apr 14 #6

link to a real article about this- mopinko Apr 14 #3

Thanks, Mo! highplainsdem Apr 14 #8

Awesome BaronChocula Wednesday #14

AI much? Nt Trueblue Texan Apr 14 #4

Yui, that isn't a science video. It's AI slop from a channel that also has AI slop videos on aliens, 10 thousand highplainsdem Apr 14 #5

This message was self-deleted by its author Deuxcents Apr 14 #7

AI slop stonecutter357 Apr 14 #9

It says "Altered or synthetic content" right at the top of the thumbnail. Please delete it. TheRickles Apr 14 #10

The real article is way cool! usonian Apr 14 #11

A meta free-for-all. Here's what Google's Gemini (AI) had to say when I asked how AI had altered this: teach1st Apr 14 #12

Thank you for the critique. I live near the Gulf and have seen bits n pieces from local news channels Deuxcents Wednesday #15

A comment of appreciation BaronChocula Wednesday #13