Slide 01 - What’s left when you subtract the evidence from the story?
Two objects can be seen on the pavement to the left of the palm tree. These could be bins, bollards or bushes. The larger object on the right will later become the ‘Shadowy Figure’, who appears above the letter ‘a’ on Slide 10.
Slide 02 - An explanation that improves every time you argue with it.
Given the object’s location, size and colour, it is understandable that Grok might have been confused by it as it gradually takes on the appearance of a figure. The object eventually aligns neatly with the rooftops in the background, which helps form the ‘head’ of the figure on Slide 10.
Slide 03 - A plot that still needs a better alibi.
If you look again from the start, the letters have always been passing behind these two objects, and that is still the case at this point — just before the first object disappears behind the wording ‘Game, complain and try again’.
Slide 04 - What’s the difference between a coincidence and a pattern?
You can start to see the figure taking shape. My son said ''it has eyes’' and I said ''they are just lights from the background''.
Slide 05 - An unproven idea with a membership list.
The letter 'a' starts to form and makes contact with the object at this point.
Slide 06 - An idea that refuses to be an accident.
The object all but vanishes. This, to my mind, is the moment when the ‘head’ begins to take shape against the rooftops in the background.
Slide 07 - A theory that doesn’t believe in accidents.
The ‘head’ looks flat in this picture. Something strange is happening to the word ‘try’.
Slide 08 - A coincidence that brought friends.
The figure is almost back. In my opinion, the 'head' is being influenced by the roof tops in the backround.
Slide 09 - An explanation that only needs you to distrust everyone.
Say no more.
Slide 10 - The official name for “too organised to be random.”
There is no denying that it now looks like a figure rather than an object. Grok making the best of the situation.
Slide 11 - An explanation that gets louder the less it proves.
It doesn't get any better from here.
Slide 12 - An explanation that works better if you lean in.
This chap looks as though he has his arms folded.
Slide 13 - The official name for “I connected the dots with a crayon.”
Well, what do you think? #GrokSpiracy
