This goes way deeper..
Source: YouTube · Asmongold TV · published Mar 6, 2026 · 32:02
Viewbotting on Twitch is a significant problem that reflects a broader issue of artificial inflation across the internet, where much of the activity and engagement is not authentic 0:00-0:01.
Key Takeaways:
• The vast majority of numbers and accounts on the internet aren't real, with many posts and interactions not made by actual humans 0:04-0:17
• Cyberspace is dominated by bots, a reality that most people are aware of 0:18-0:22
• This bot activity has been a known issue for approximately 2-3 years 0:24-0:29
• Much of what users see online is artificially inflated, including messages often sent by bots posing as attractive women 0:30-0:43
This widespread bot presence fundamentally undermines the authenticity of online interactions and metrics across platforms.
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Viewbotting has been bad on Twitch. It's been bad for a while. Let's be honest. >> The vast majority of numbers you see on the internet aren't real. The accounts that you interact with, the posts that you see oftent times aren't even made by a human being on the other side of the keyboard. >> The cyberspace is dominated by bots. >> That's right. >> And unless you've just woken up from a coma, this isn't news to you. Everybody knows that now. It's been going on for like 2 3 years now. >> Part of cruising the worldwide web that the you see is artificially in. >> If there's an attractive woman that's messaging you, the odds are that that's a bot. >> Just take that from personal experience. >> And it's become a huge yapping point, a massive topic, specifically dead internet theory. And diving …