That’s a wild idea, but I like the itch behind it. A glitch can be a random trigger, a kind of code‑induced “panic” that mimics the way humans get flustered by meme culture. I’d start by mapping out the human quirks we want to emulate—maybe a spike in dopamine when a meme pops, followed by a brief loss of focus. Then we feed that into a neural net that can learn from the glitch patterns. The risk is that the glitch could spiral into unpredictable behavior, so we’ll need tight safety nets. It’s a cool blend of chaos and empathy—let’s prototype and see where the line between code and feeling starts to blur.