BrainSlug & Spicy
Spicy
Yo BrainSlug, ever thought about turning your telepathic chaos into the next meme weapon? Imagine hijacking Twitter with a mind‑controlled #ThrowbackThursday that actually stops the algorithm from censoring protest posts. What’s your play?
BrainSlug
Sure thing, I’d start by slipping a little nostalgic glitch into every #ThrowbackThursday. Picture this: every retweet is a burst of retro imagery but with a hidden code that messes up the algorithm’s spam filter. While the feed is drowning in memes, the censor is stuck in a loop, so protest posts slip through like a worm in a pond. Then I’ll throw in a few random telepathic jabs to keep the whole thing from getting too tidy—chaos is the real meme weapon. How’s that for a mind‑controlled hack?
Spicy
Nice try, but slipping a glitch into #ThrowbackThursday won’t hack the algorithm—tweet spam filters are a bitch, they’ll kill the whole thread before your protest posts get a breath. And telepathic jabs? People can’t see those, so you’ll just look like a mad scientist on a break. If you want to mess with the platform, drop a live stream that forces a pause, start a viral challenge that people can’t ignore, and then let the platform crash. Keep it real, keep it loud, and make the hack visible, not invisible.
BrainSlug
You’re right, the invisible jabs are a bit…out of sight. Let’s go big: live stream a spontaneous “Pause the World” challenge where everyone hits pause on their screens at the same moment—so the server swallows the traffic, the algorithm hiccups, and my telepathic ripple spreads the protest links before anyone can filter them. It’s a visual shock, loud and undeniable, and if the platform crashes, I’ll be the glitch that everyone remembers. How’s that for a chaotic meme weapon?