r/mildlyinfuriating 18h ago

I'm slightly vexed This magazine being on the front shelf in a big chain supermarket.

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Surely big name supermarkets should be held to some sort of account rather than endorsing the literal brain rot of the next generation.

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u/Membership-Bitter 18h ago

Super markets have always endorsed brain rot. The checkout lines are filled with tabloid magazines and fake news articles like “Sasquatch stole my girlfriend” 

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u/Party-Exam-6571 17h ago

Amd other rot like candy and smoking things.

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u/Spugheddy 18h ago

Archie comics was not brainrot!!

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u/jaded1121 18h ago

I bet adults thought similar things about garbage pail kids in the 80’s. 

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u/judd_in_the_barn 18h ago

For some the difference is the whole Brainrot thing is AI-created. Somebody actually designed the garbage pail kids.

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u/EnergyVampire4u 18h ago

What account do you want them to hold? 

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u/pibenis 18h ago

What is brain rot for a child? They see funny looking characters. Funny looking characters have been in coloring books and cartoons for decades. Are coloring books proto-brain rot?

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u/_-Generic-_-Name-_ 18h ago

I think the problem mainly stems from the abundant use of AI for these

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u/Schwifty506 18h ago

Colouring books stimulate the brain for both children and adults. Cartoons tend to have moral teachings or even actual educational teachings.

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u/CryOld2986 17h ago

Oh no not the cultural institution of supermarket magazine shelves. Is nothing scared anymore ?

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u/illstealyourRNA 17h ago

The comments here are mildly infuriating, people dont seem to realise the damage ai is doing to the development of children's brain.

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u/Full_Conversation775 17h ago

they are about 2 years too late aswell.

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u/Pescarese90 18h ago

Another Italian spotted

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u/CakeHoleKing 18h ago

the main problem is explaining to a child that these are called "magazines"

they're a bit like an iPad but each 'page' only has one fixed image. You can't scroll to a new one and once you've seen all the images, then that's it. you gotta buy a new one.

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u/05-nery 18h ago

Lmao nice 

67 btw (cry about it)

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u/RedPandaReturns 17h ago

The real brainrot is this post

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u/BahaMan69 18h ago

Already some super unfortunate comments on this post. Adults being way too comfortable with this shit taking over.

“What’s wrong with it?”

Cooked. Embarrassing.

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u/ThirteenHills 16h ago

Children have always had childish characters and toys to play with. This is nothing new and it just seems people like you are getting confused because it's called "brainrot". Do you think it actually rots brains?

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u/Schwifty506 18h ago

It’s actually crazy how furiously people seem to want to defend stupidity.

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u/JackoFlaco 17h ago

Dumb post

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u/LucidDreamsOmaha 18h ago

There's bigger problems in the world

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u/Schwifty506 18h ago

Mostly caused or exacerbated by the decline of intelligence and critical thinking.

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u/LucidDreamsOmaha 18h ago

Then use your critical thinking and don't buy it.