- Defense Against Robots? Lessons Learned? -
Every new user should be introduced to the idea that robots, which simulate human beings, and human interaction are becoming a daily fact of life in 2024! 
Technology historically has outpaced people's capabilities to perceive the fuller depth of it's nature and potential, so it should come as no surprise that in the modern world computer programming has achieved capabilities the common man is unwitting to!
That userman10723 commenting on social media with some obscene and irrelevant observation is often times actually a computer program now, designed to simulate human beings, operated from a remote system in parallel with other computer programs which possess their own identities that simulate alternate human beings, which may even be designed to interact with one another, using each others output data as input data for their program to operate thereof.
These developments have taken place over decades! It's high time we got up to speed on the latest features! Computer programs that simulate human beings perform a wide variety of tasks, such as manipulating search engines, their results, upvoting websites, upvoting people, upvoting ideas, inventing images, inventing websites, inventing whole entire speeches, and simulating conversations in comment sections for compatible websites.
Having grown up with computers, their modern day variant, and these specific types of programs there are a variety of lessons learned I might share with the members of the debian community, and the users of the debian operating system, which more than merely presenting us with a system of computer programs, is a system that forms the basis for our interaction broadly with technology that extends via the internet globally to the whole entire world.
Do users/members of the Debian Forum have their own Lessons Learned, and tips to share for dealing with the Robots, simulating human beings, and human interaction that are becoming multiplied throughout the internet domain, and are increasingly having a critical effect across all aspects of computer technology, data, and programming?
