Well, howdy there, internet people,

Lidsboo again.

So today we're going to talk about a tale of two images,

two images that at first glance have nothing to do with each other

aside from a connection to a room in a house. But generally

speaking when you first look at them you wouldn't put the two together but

both of them became viral blockbusters this weekend and they were

picked up on by some news outlets and they have something in common.

Okay, so the first one is an image of Rand Paul.

An image of Rand Paul.

Now if you miss the news, the Senate did away with its dress code.

So according to the story, this weekend, Ran Paul,

he showed up for work wearing a bathrobe to kind of express his

displeasure with the new dress code.

The other image was one of a billboard in a city and it had a Ukrainian flag on it and rather than glory to Ukraine,

there was a typo and it said glory to something else.

And also it got picked up by news outlets. People ran with it. I thought the typo was a little weird.

It was odd. It didn't seem like a normal typo. It seemed like almost somebody did that on purpose.

And then the thing about Rand Paul showing up to work on the weekend, not wearing shoes in DC walking around barefoot yeah that seemed

odd to me as well neither one of the images are real the Rand Paul one is almost certainly AI generated. The other one, it might have just been done with like old school Photoshop, not sure.

But neither one of them are real. Both of them were picked up on by news outlets and

treated as real and some news outlets got burned by both of them. So what does this tell us? It tells us that if

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