Ctrl F Go Brrr: The Digital Divide

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Ctrl F Go Brrr: The Digital Divide

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The eternal struggle of our digital existence summed up in one image! On the left, we have Mr. Incredible looking absolutely delighted because finding text is basically a superpower—just smash Ctrl+F and boom, instant results. Meanwhile, on the right, we have the nightmare version where you're desperately trying to locate something in an image and suddenly you're living in a horror movie. "Is that pixel slightly different or am I hallucinating after staring at my screen for 6 hours straight?" No search function to save you now, mortal.

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