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▲ 3 r/UtterlyBizarre

Do bizarre people perceive conventional people to be bizarre?

​To be frank, as I think about bizarre things, I cannot avoid thinking about bizarre being just consequence of perspective.

​What does it truly mean to be bizarre?

​I mean, someone would say that homeless people fighting for middle of dead rat are bizarre, but others would say that people who get mortgages, start families, and then divorce, get alimonies, contract diseases, get fired, and then struggle not to be homeless are bizarre.

​So, is there anything that can define the term bizarre as some sort of absolute category, or is it all just relative?

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u/Active-Chemistry4011 — 13 days ago
▲ 27 r/WeirdBooks

Google Diaries: Goodbye Letter is the weirdest book I encountered so far. Basically, it's a parody about AI having a nervous breakdown due to insane queries and content it cannot interpret deciding to erase itself leaving all search history of all users publicly revealed..

This would be the blurb: On the first day of year zero that marked the beginning of the new era, people couldn’t Google anything. The brightest and the fastest of all the search engines committed suicide. Google left a goodbye letter followed by a confession. While it didn’t declare its gender, Google wrote about its last day of service and the reasons that led it to that decision. It was trying to index a special article when a bug appeared. And it all started as a usual spring day with an increased number of queries about the history of the nearing Easter… 

u/Active-Chemistry4011 — 2 months ago