Like, "did you read spam often?", like at your mail box or on web? Such templates based modeled with analytic reports of viral images and texts? Such things can damage your brain indeed, is part of "marketing strategies", like the common spam of the "missing person", can arrive on several flavors, "child, retard, old or nice chick". All the same, viral experiments of:
1 - Trojans on servers.
2 - Some professor teaching on the wrong environment.
and what is dangerous, your 'curiositas' to read a combination produced by a machine.
There are already sophisticated algorithms, implemented like on "Gmail", where the Gmail Men, the "Digital GI Joes", have developed to identify when a message is spam. See that since "before analytics", they read your email, otherwise, they haven't manners to identify that certain content is "spam". But "you are warned now", don't read spam that is bad for brain, I've just landed in a page now, "everything on life is random". "Tales of Random", infect nothing is random, "random" besides an almost "hero name", is just a trick or tool that mathematicians found to simulate events that they are not able to "identify all variables" that compose the system due to it's extensible granularity, so random (a wonderful invention) is how to cheat reality. Also, several "randoms" converge around some point, this is why some games are stupid or the bots real idiots, the value is converging and nobody cares about because the user will not notice.
