Yeah, I have the same problem. There's a good quote example of this:

> There’s a growing scissor between people who are happy to read AI and those who violently bounce off from it.

> People adapt in different ways — and some people absolutely cannot look at it. That cognitive split creates a surprisingly powerful opportunity: you can write something that, technically, sits right there on the page, yet an entire sub-population will be incapable of staying with it long enough to actually read it. You can hide entire sub-structures in plain sight. It’s not avoidance — it’s adaptive obfuscation.

> The paragraph before this one was the only thing generated in this essay and if you just skipped over it I highly recommend reading and really understanding what it’s saying.

It's quite effective. I think this kind of text functions like the chumboxes you see at the bottom. Taboola and so on. Just mental ad-block takes over.