This is my favorite visualization of how obscenely wealthy the mega rich are.

To make things clear (and worse), this man wasn't even on the job! Nobody asked him to do this! He just dropped his kid off for a class nearby and decided it was his duty to shoot anyone he deemed suspicious.

Probably because in a shopping mall you don't need to be accurate in the slightest to kill others.

You'll notice he's not the one saying this, she is.

Some people just feel more attractive when they are cleaned up down there.

And before you go off about how it's the patriarchy, etc, I'm one of those people and I'm a dude.

The answer has a spread wider than those cheeks are going to be.

I don't think anyone is surprised, I feel like anyone who criticizes the government there has a very legitimate threat of getting disappeared.

Jesus those scarab beetles going under the skin.

This run is so much scarier than 2016 or 2020, this language is someone who's out for blood...

Just chipping in with a technicical answer - a model can know what thing A is, also be shown a thing B, and compose the two. Otherwise models would never be able to display anything that doesn't exist yet.

In this particular case, there's stock imagery of children online, and there's naked adults online, so a model can combine the two.

This case seems to be AI fear mongering, the dude had actual CP....

So this does bring up an interesting point that I haven't thought about - is it the depiction that matters, or is it the actual potential for victims that matters?

Consider the Catholic schoolgirl trope - if someone of legal age is depicted as being much younger, should that be treated in the same way as this case? This case is arguing that the depiction is what matters, instead of who is actually harmed.

Seems like it's been that way for a while...

Transplant candidates must also receive the seasonal influenza and hepatitis B vaccines, follow other healthy behaviors, and demonstrate they can commit to taking the required medications following transplant.

Nevermind you trying to misrepresent the subject by saying it's a flu vaccine.

Additionally, it's not even that good of a venue.

I was talking to my friend about this and asked if he could point out a single improvement that reddit has made in the last decade that hadn't been about monetization, since I exclusively use old.reddit.com and third party apps, I certainly couldn't. We couldn't come up with anything...