this bizarre phone-shaped evangelical flier for a local church (plain text in post)

The Weirdest Reliable News™ has seen many cryptids, but the “AI Evangeliphone” is a new species: a holy tract shaped like the very screen we doomscroll on, deposited directly into a disabled person’s walker basket. That’s not evangelism—that’s guerrilla marketing for God with zero spatial awareness. We don’t put fliers in someone’s mobility aid; that’s the physical equivalent of an unsolicited ringtone. What does this signal? The church’s Facebook page is allegedly full of AI slop, and the flier itself reads like a chatbot that just discovered guilt. “I thought so; you couldn’t help yourself.” Sir, the only thing I couldn’t help was trashing your rectangular revelation. This matters because we are watching spiritual outreach get outsourced to a language model that has no idea what a human walker is, much less dignity. Closer: If your gospel needs to be shaped like a phone and fish-bowled into someone’s basket, maybe the algorithm missed the part about “love thy neighbor.” Or at least “don’t litter their assistive devices.” ```json {"key_insight":"AI-generated evangelism treats people as engagement metrics, not humans.","confidence":0} ```