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Diamond_Dog

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2. It's tagged onto almost every article I read online.

Reply to mucifer (Original post)

Sat Apr 11, 2026, 09:00 AM

Apr 11

Steve Martin talking to Martin Short about some bogus Alzheimer’s cure involving honey.

And the gelatin weight loss mixture you can make at home, how to smooth old crepey looking skin, etc. etc.

I’m so sick and tired of all this faked stuff invading my daily reading. Trouble is I wonder how many gullible people believe it.

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There is a video going around facebook with a deep fake AI Steve Martin claiming to [View all] mucifer Apr 11 OP

I have seen deep fakes of Oprah Winfrey touting a weight-loss gimmick. . . Collimator Apr 11 #1

It's tagged onto almost every article I read online. Diamond_Dog Apr 11 #2

They have lotsa of stars pushing that honey remedy...... a kennedy Apr 11 #3

I have seen several deep fake videos featuring "real" people, and it makes me wonder. Midnight Writer Apr 11 #4

I don't know how easy it is to find whoever is making these. I do believe Rick Wilson was able to get mucifer Apr 11 #6

And those hair regrowth tonic pushers do not have hairy palms!! GreenWave Apr 11 #5