> I also know that it's really hard to have a work conversation with Calvin from Calvin and Hobbes. Weird, I don't feel this way at all — maybe because I grew

> I also know that it's really hard to have a work conversation with Calvin from Calvin and Hobbes. Weird, I don't feel this way at all — maybe because I grew up on social media? I just associate people's profile picture's with them as a sort of symbol / personal emblem. Like if I'm chatting with someone with a profile picture of Calvin, I wouldn't interpreted that as me talking to Calvin or the person "wearing" Calvin's face, so to speak, more like me talking to someone with a Calvin button pinned on their lapel. I don't think it would be unethical, in a workplace, to ask people to use real photos of themselves. But I also wouldn't want to work somewhere with that kind of culture.