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You realize what you described isn't a new phenomena. Paintings that were done followed a similar principle but often even more extreme. Men would make themselv
by HTTP418 3y ago
You realize what you described isn't a new phenomena. Paintings that were done followed a similar principle but often even more extreme. Men would make themselves look taller, hide physical deformities, etc... They would imagine themselves being greater than they actually are.
- hn_throwaway_99 3y agoI feel like you missed the point of my response. Nobody is confusing a painting for the real thing. People understand they are idealized.
- somehowlinux 3y agoProfessional photography for LinkedIn headshots is also an example of it being idealized. And my team's photo is not one of me having a beer on the beach for a reason. This is just at my desk without being worried about if I've shaved since I can tell the AI (maybe not this one) to remove my facial stubble.