@LordIntellectX@Skyebrows It doesn't out them as morons, it outs them as malicious. It reveals their true belief, that people they disagree with shouldn't have any rights at all. They think we should just starve if not be outright killed.
@Grxit Squ is extremely based. She's one of the few streamers I watch who isn't a political/news streamer yet she's still just naturally correct most of the time
@Leaflit@NotAzehara@JagTheHero I learned long ago that everything is more fun when you embrace the title of evil. Being the bad guy is way cooler when the good guys are such quangos
@Anyex8@zenzenzenzazen@ObsessedLeek I agree that "fat" is a weak conclusion on their part. Female body builders also tend to sit with wide legs due to their powerful glutes and hip flexors and they are the farthest from fat. Similarly a posterior pelvic tilt/rounded lower back will also cause the legs to spread out
@Anyex8@zenzenzenzazen@ObsessedLeek I feel your pain on the character limitation though. X is the place where people are the most willing to engage in conversation but also the least optimized for it
@Anyex8@zenzenzenzazen@ObsessedLeek But since the authors simply observe the change in posture and assume it's due to social pressure the bias is clear
@Anyex8@zenzenzenzazen@ObsessedLeek This all makes sense too me, there are plenty of factors involved and I'm fine with saying the bone structure isn't the only thing going on. My own legs changed default position significantly when I started working manual labor. My main point was just that its not social pressure
@powdury@Tectone_Updates At first I thought it's possible for models to look similar. But then when they said the mascots look the same I think that person just needs glasses
@NilesNaomi_ It actually kindof is considering how well she's doing. Plus for anyone looking at getting into vtubing they can now get solid models and assets without shelling out thousands for something that may not even take off.
@TarzanTraktor@Ikaros2205@ObsessedLeek It's a great example of an outlier that proves the norm. Most countries dont sit in the lotus so theres more balance, leaving the primary difference in the skeletal structure, or imbalance in the opposite direction do to positions like seiza or even proper office chair posture
@TarzanTraktor@Ikaros2205@ObsessedLeek Are you suggesting that in cultures where it's most common to sit cross legged or full lotus both men and women end up with their legs falling outward naturally? I'm shocked. It's almost like their adductors are stretched and they are also sitting in a way that's comfortable