Inside History on Instagram: "Mark Rober pulled a move straight out of Looney Tunes—literally! He painted a hyper-realistic fake tunnel on a wall to see if Tesla’s self-driving system would fall for the illusion. And it did. Just like Wile E. Coyote chasing the Road Runner, the car’s sensors were briefly fooled into thinking there was an actual road ahead. It’s a brilliant (and hilarious) way to highlight how autonomous tech can still be tripped up by clever visual tricks. (Via: @markrober) #his

MEMES on Instagram: "😅😭 When two coworkers are acting fake, it means they’re pretending to like each other or get along, but it’s not real. They might act friendly or polite on the surface, while secretly disliking or competing with each other. It’s all for appearances, not genuine friendship."

Fame Rats 🥕 on Instagram: "ashton hall became one of those internet names tied to the fake weight controversy when clips of his gym sessions started circulating online people began noticing that something felt off in his lifting videos the bars barely bent his effort looked too relaxed and the plates seemed to move unnaturally light viewers accused him of using fake weights to build a false image of strength and fame instead of showing real training it sparked debates about authenticity in the

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