Bizzare Secret Messages in Google Translator

a reply to: intrptr

I hear ya

I've grown the notion of disassociation, whenever I encounter the weird or "rabbit holes" as you so aptly put it, I become a mere interactive witness.

It isn't good when you've been fooled, even worse if you fool yourself.

When it comes to the weird we often jump to the conclusions of why, sometimes you gotta ask "why not?" then laugh.

originally posted by: RAY1990
a reply to: intrptr

I hear ya

I've grown the notion of disassociation, whenever I encounter the weird or "rabbit holes" as you so aptly put it, I become a mere interactive witness.

It isn't good when you've been fooled, even worse if you fool yourself.

When it comes to the weird we often jump to the conclusions of why, sometimes you gotta ask "why not?" then laugh.

Imo, the inward rabbit hole into ones own self is the place to look, not outward in other texts, teachings, religions, or practices.

It just occurred to me...people have been sitting here looking at each others pe pe's for a week....just sayin....lol

a reply to: Vroomfondel

thats just the way we like it

a reply to: dashen

All language have their subtleties and quirks

Literal translations can and often result in bizarre or humorous results

Case in point - GM could not figure out why people in Latin America were not buying particular brand of car

It was called NOVA, which in Latin means "new" NO VA in Spanish means No GO, ie car would not run

GM changed name to Caribe in those markets

Another case is in 1980's when Us products were allowed to be sold in China

Pepsi translated slogan "Pepsi makes you come alive" into Chinese , Chinese version came out as "Pepsi makes ancestors come out of grave!"

Here is bunch of looneys looking for hidden meanings in some bizarre quirk of translations

a reply to: firerescue

Great analysis there - thanks for illustrating your point with some perfect examples. Fascinating, but takes away from the "mystery" behind this one just a bit

Considering there is a push to make an AI god in some quarters. How does anyone know that Google isn't experimenting with this kind of code on purpose?

Indeed, Lynch even shared a simple AI model to make his point. If you type in multiple verses from the Christian Bible, you can have the AI write a new verse that seems eerily similar. Here’s one an AI wrote: “And let thy companies deliver thee; but will with mine own arm save them: even unto this land, from the kingdom of heaven.” An AI that is all-powerful in the next 25-50 years could decide to write a similar AI bible for humans to follow, one that matches its own collective intelligence. It might tell you what to do each day, or where to travel, or how to live your life.

They already had a simple AI code that created its own bible verses.

Here's another secret message in google translate... or not:



Hilarious video though!

But seriously, the software isn't perfect.

a reply to: C0bzz

hm.

The Human Brain in Greek is called Eggefalos, Egkefalos and in Lithuanian Eggephalos

Google, the goto for entertainment.

a reply to: firerescue

Lol nice one

a reply to: dashen

yeaaahhhh eventually I got a couple lines about worshipping people who are "not Christians". of course.

originally posted by: CreationBro
I just tried the alphabet in order before e.

so...


ae be ce de ee fe ge he ie je ke le me ne oe pe qe re se te ue ve we xe ye ze


Translates to:



We will be able to help you and your family and friends

a reply to: badw0lf$$$ for
le le le le le le le le le le le le le le le le le le le pe pe pe pe pe pe pe pe pe pe pera
i got
are to come to you, and ye shall worship the Perizzites

le le le le le le le le le le le le le le le le le le le pe pe pe pe pe pe pe pe pe pe pera 1 666 pe pe pe p
i got

So say to the people of the people of Israel,

its a part of the bibke, i think there is some kind of algorithme and sructure that if we uncode we will get the real message behind this !

This is obviously a marketing ploy from google. They point out the video everyone rushes there to type pe and they are laughing there heads off. All the while people all over the world use google translate. You stupid humans.

a reply to: dragonridr

Well it's a lot less stupid than watching people cement their head into a microwave.
And it's obviously about pee-ple

a reply to: dragonridr


google already owns all and knows all.

why do they even need marketing ploys?

a reply to: Peeple
no way dude, I would totally pay to see someone cement their head into a microwave. Maybe if we put straws in his nose we can crack him out of it?? Somebody has to be willing to try it in this country for sure for the right amount of cheddar. Lets give that person the freedom and reward to try!

Sorry I have to go to the bathroom
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a reply to: dashen

How would anybody come up with the idea to set the google translation from solamali to english and enter those pe pe's..? That is what keeps me busy...



PS still weird tho..