Not too difficult to generate....
"My dog died, my cousin left me....."
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Old fruit machines used to have "guaranteed 70% payout" (or similar) in small letters, somewhere unlikely to leap out at you on them. That meant over time you were destined to lose 30%. The only somewhat unlikely way to win was to watch someone else stuff it full of coins and not win anything, then you might play and take advantage of the guarantee.
"Chrome" tapes were a step up, "Metal" tapes took it much higher - I still have an old player gathering moths that had a button for metal tapes (no idea what it did other than satisfy you had forked out more for the cassette) - actually I believe it was supposed to increase the recordable frequency range
Use your privacy-ouja board to log a complaint with the privacy commissioner.
On another note there is always the Musk-rat and Neuralink - it starts of well meaning by supplementing the functionality of disabled people, but then it will move on to supplementing brain function by moving chunks of it into the "cloud", then it will get into where the machine ends and the human begins.... maybe when you get to the end of your lifespan you upload yourself. Then it will come down to who pays the electric bill... your money or your life, internet highway robbery.
IBM often authored documents in STML - Simple Text Markup Language (OK then printed them out) - who knew where that would go....
(also GTML - General Text Markup Language - I think that had more options).
p.s. after I have installed some household appliance and explained the basics to my wife, then if she asks some obscure question about it, I often reply "RTFM" - I taught that one to her :-) and it is now common in our extended family!
...these freight trains are often of the order of 100 freight cars, quite aways away front to back which has technology implications - a little bigger than your typical right-pondian ones which are often less than 10 (I have lived on both sides of the pond, currently in Canada, the left-pondian ones are a real bugger if you have to stop at a train crossing).
There are about 7,600 Starlink tin-thingies/ orbiting junk hazard things up there and they are lofting another 25+ish like clockwork and without things going unusually bang every few days. In the unlikely event this was ever to become a vaguely serious competitor SpaceX would just buy them, end of story.
You are all going to die one day... it's just that we sell tickets.... <sigh>. Sadly, add it to the Boeing list of things you were not meant to fly on. I guess with the incredible shot of a tail sticking out of a building they will likely be able to recover the black boxes from it...