I don't get the horror -- it's not the woman's actual body. And even if it were, it's just a body and maybe we shouldn't freak out about it. If we could somehow

I don't get the horror -- it's not the woman's actual body. And even if it were, it's just a body and maybe we shouldn't freak out about it. If we could somehow embrace "radical transparency" then it wouldn't make a difference if someone saw you naked, knew what gender's clothes you like to wear, what medical conditions you have, or anything else. If not that far, let's at least get rid of this puritanical nonsense where we can't see naked bodies, but it's fine to see extreme violence, etc. I agree that deep fakes will perhaps move us a step closer to not being shocked by images, and not believing anything we see or read online, which is probably good thing. Of course soon we'll all have to be naked save for gobs of SPF-1000 anyway...