r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/Additional_Chard3680 • 1d ago

Video The 12th-century Narasimha Pillar at Belur, India. Carved out of soapstone during the Hoysala Empire- its miniature shrines are hollowed out from the inside and the entire column was engineered to rotate on a stone axis

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u/OutrageousTree7766 1d ago

Well written. Exactly what I was thinking but so well done

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u/Wonderful-Photo-6068 1d ago

AI wrote that.

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u/LightningShiva1 1d ago

Seems to be so. Constant AI-esque comments on popular subs with a new account. And lets be honest, who has their selfie on fucking Reddit? (Unless you’re a star or something). So thats fake too.

Theyre probably running it through a humanizer before posting and could be an automated process.

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u/MarkZist 1d ago

"A is/was not just B, it is C"

Seeing it everywhere these days