# The Bluestocking 355: Zizians and Gators  ## Metadata - Author: [[Helen Lewis]] - Full Title: The Bluestocking 355: Zizians and Gators - Category: #articles - Summary: insert summary - My notes: - Summary: group debugging sessions - URL: https://helenlewis.substack.com/p/the-bluestocking-355-zizians-and - Source File: web-only ## LLM Chats ## NotebookLM ## LLM Audio ## Highlights > Incidentally, the cover of her mixtape *Alligator Bites Don’t Heal* shows Doechii holding an alligator. DO NOT DO THIS. Why? Because I’m pretty sure that doing this at Gatorland in Orlando last week is how I caught the terrible cold that I’ve been labouring under ever since. (They did not sanitise the alligator between customers.) > Worst of all, when I told my mother this, instead of being sympathetic, she said: “I can’t believe any child of mine would be stupid enough not to wash their hands immediately after handling an alligator.” ([View Highlight](https://read.readwise.io/read/01jkg8a656jd550r6sjb7pq6sk)) > “Technically, Sophie Cress, with her as-of-now unreachable website, remains a mystery, though I feel pretty confident I understand what’s going on here. And 3,000 words into this story, I’m sure you do too. While this is unlikely to be some sort of election-altering Russian disinformation campaign, I wouldn’t say it’s a sign of a particularly bright future.” AI has made it trivially easy to create fake people online. This is the story of an imaginary therapist who was pitched to legit news outlets as an expert source, all with the apparent intention of boosting traffic to a sex toy website ([Allure](https://www.allure.com/story/sophie-cress-therapist-source?ref=thebrowser.com), via the Browser, whose daily links are always a source of inspiration). ([View Highlight](https://read.readwise.io/read/01jkg8dpmyz2f80eyy3t54zag8))