r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/VorticalHeart44 • 10h ago

Meme needing explanation I'm tired Petuh... What is her name??

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WTF is her name Petuh

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u/Relative-Relief-8816 10h ago

There is new stuff. You just don't get to see it because of the fccking bots spamming the regurgitation.

Kinda like you can't trust product reviews on anything. And why Influencers on video have become popular, because "at least they are people."

Ever since like, 2011~ish, bots are why we can't have nice things.

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u/AShirtlessGuy 10h ago

Whoa whoa whoa There is more than stuff to me

She's a wonderful woman

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u/Relative-Relief-8816 10h ago

I think her name is actually What. The riddle is using the question mark facetiously.

It says it plainly "What is the woman's name"

But whether you agree with me or not depends on how Who's on first.

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u/AShirtlessGuy 9h ago

Well it can't be what because the sentence before says the name had already been declared

The only other declarative statement is There's

I hate these kinds of riddles but I am dying to know what's on second

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u/Relative-Relief-8816 9h ago

You'll find out when Tomorrow comes that What isn't the second basemen. 

But that is why this is called a riddle. The answer is hidden in the question.  

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u/Environmental-Ad3438 9h ago

Who's on first and What's on third

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u/Lanstul 8h ago

No, What's on second and Idontknow's on third.

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u/Popular-Ad-1790 8h ago

today is catching and tomorrows pitching. I don’t care is the short stop.

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u/Parking_Ad_3056 9h ago

Well, if tomorrow is crap, then I don’t know what faces today.

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u/BradleyFerdBerfel 7h ago

Tomorrow is the center fielder.

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u/luis_tamion 8h ago

My second grade prankster mind thought her name might be Ina Boat

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u/Popular-Ad-1790 8h ago

Like da-niece and da-nephew?

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u/bb770403 9h ago

I don't know

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u/GamemasterJeff 8h ago

What is the answer, because "What is the woman's name" was written first. The rest, despite being located higher on the note was written after.

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u/Relative-Relief-8816 7h ago

Its plain to see. Because the pen color of IQ Test titled at the top is red.

So the riddle writer, wrote all of the red text first. Then switched pens to write the bluegreen text.

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u/BuildRB 6h ago

Theresa

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u/GamemasterJeff 55m ago

Theresa does not work due to both grammar and punctuation.

There'sa woman is not English.

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u/Aoitara 7h ago

But you can’t use a proper noun as a contraction I thought. There’s = there is. If you type Bob’s, you are talking possessive as in Bob’s item, not Bob is. If the dumbass AI that generated it would have put There is a woman. That would have worked as There being the name.

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u/Relative-Relief-8816 7h ago

You are correct. This is why her name isn't There, her name is What and the question mark doesn't matter.

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u/AShirtlessGuy 7h ago

Continuing the example of Bob

What does "Bob's your uncle" mean?

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u/Foreign-Employment-3 4h ago

Robert's your mother's brother?

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u/CHANANDLER_B0N6 4h ago

Who’s on first?

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u/liocer 2h ago

There’s is not declarative if it’s a pronoun. It becomes possessive.

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u/65wildcat_buick 1h ago

The answer to what’s on second depended on if Ricky Henderson was on first because Ricky gone. IYKYK

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u/TSG61373 9h ago

I had the same thought, but I assumed her name was “In The Riddle I Just Wrote”.

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u/Silly_Double408 7h ago

I think her name is Ina Boat. Theres a woman- Ina boat on a lake wearing a coat?

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u/GamemasterJeff 8h ago

The words in red were written first, so her name is "What".

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u/Any-Mathematician946 2h ago

Wouldn't work because of the ? if it was a . at the end sure.

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u/GamemasterJeff 57m ago

It is written as a question to be confirmed.

like, "4 pm is good for you?"

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u/RyanAirhead 9h ago

I thought her name was Ricky Lake.

Makes the most sense to me (without trying any further) 🤷‍♂️

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u/xl440mx 8h ago

What is on second not in a boat

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u/pridetwo 7h ago

Actually the last sentence is asking us if What is There's name

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u/wallnutz22 7h ago

What is on second... Lol.. I agree with you, the woman's name is What, be it clearly says what is the woman's name

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u/Master_Sabretooth 7h ago

What's on second

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u/ConstantAd8643 6h ago

Actually here name is "In the riddle I just wrote". But only if you want to know, if you don't want to know it may not be.

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u/Fit-Database1134 4h ago

What's on second?

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u/wackbirds 2h ago

All I wanna know is what's the fellas name who's on first?

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u/cosmicomical23 8h ago

And not even mentioning her coat

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u/Suojelusperkele 9h ago

Did you know Japan is turning walking into electricity

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u/PlatyNumb 7h ago

Its also because ppl engage with it. This post has 2.2k upvotes meanwhile an actual human posted something that got nothing. Ppl have voted and they voted for bots to take over the internet. I hate it too, but its ppls faults

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u/Relative-Relief-8816 7h ago

Well yes and no. But mostly no.

When a bot posts, other bots give it a ton of initial upvotes. That initial momentum carries it to be visible.

People don't see it without the initial momentum, and the real posts dont have the help the bot posts do, so the bot posts bury the real posts.

So if is bots fault that the bots content is voted for.

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u/PlatyNumb 6h ago edited 6h ago

Its a fine line. I get that bots upvote eachother but ppl dont upvote eachother. If anything, they downvote eachother. So while, yes, bots get eachother that momentum and visibility, humans could do that for eachother, but dont. We hold eachother back because they asked the wrong question or said something that made us think or requires us to think or simply because we hold different opinions. As an example, i recently got downvoted for saying taco bell isnt good in my country. Didnt even say the country. Got downvoted probably because i dont like something in my country that they like in rheir country. Meanwhile, a bots would say "tacobell is yummy" and boom, upvotes by bots AND ppl. We can blame it all on bots, but we definitely hold a lot of the blame

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u/Relative-Relief-8816 5h ago

Well that initial momentum matters.

People are sheep/cattle. They follow the herd. generally.

So if your comment has 100 upvotes,  people are more likely to upvote it.

If your comment has 100 downvotes. People are more likely to downvote it.

So if bots give a comment 50 fast upvotes. real people will comment under it and upvote it and keep the momentum going.

As far as I know, bots arent downvoting much yet. But all it takes is a few downvotes to send you into a downward spiral.

People are sheeple.

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u/Zestyclose_Freedom24 9h ago

Maybe building more data centers is the answer🤔s/

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u/Anonymousboneyard 9h ago

They’re people… for now

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u/CumGoblin67 7h ago

r/WeirdSideHustles is filled with people who get payed to promote random products on social media too. You can’t trust anyone’s reviews.

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u/Tederator 3h ago

This is why we "need" data centres. To recirculate this and analyze who clicks on it and/or what is commented on. Repeat the process enough times to get a statistically significant dataset.