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It's funny how different the atmosphere is on the various stack exchanges. On many other sites that question would have been closed with the rational "Needs mor
by bjourne 4y ago
It's funny how different the atmosphere is on the various stack exchanges. On many other sites that question would have been closed with the rational "Needs more focus."
- lopis 4y ago"Closed as duplicate: how to draw a donut."
- Rexxar 4y agoTopologically they are both Genus 1 surface
- foobarbecue 4y agoI mean... only if you're somehow including a mouth along with the butt... and modeling a digestive system as a tube.
- JKCalhoun 4y agoNever heard it called a mouth before.
- hgsgm 4y agoMouth is the start of the hole that ends at the anus.
- dotancohen 4y agoInterestingly, in Hebrew it actually is called "the mouth of the ring", which if I'm not mistaken is a translation of a German phrase. But I'm at work, not comfortably confirming that right now.
- dahfizz 4y agoThe digestive system is a tube. You have a continuous hole from your mouth to anus. The human body is a meat tube.
- addandsubtract 4y agoRelevant vsauce video: https://youtu.be/egEraZP9yXQ https://youtu.be/egEraZP9yXQ
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- scotty79 4y agoWhat about nostrils?
- tyho 4y agoNote the year. 2014 was a very different time on the internet.
- manimino 4y agoWhat made internet culture change so much after 2014?
- janlaureys 4y agoThe change started well before 2014 but social media mostly.
- TeMPOraL 4y agoThe second Eternal September, directly related to the rise of social media, which I think was ultimately fueled by the mass adoption of smartphones. Before, the Internet was mostly inhabited by people who wanted to do something specific, and were at least minimally invested - they had to actively use a computer to access things on-line. Nowadays, the Internet is inhabited mostly by people ready to judge you while sitting on a bus, because their phone buzzed them a notification that their friend retweeted a story about some stranger being outraged that some other stranger retweeted a link to your SE question.
- dwringer 4y agoI think of that more of an eternal Summer of 2007 since that's when the iPhone came out, and anecdotally the shift in society was well underway by 2010. I'm not sure we could use this to explain things are necessarily that different today than in 2014. I am tempted to think the amount I have used social media and my smartphone has actually declined since 2014, and in the case of facebook I suppose it considerably has, but I'm not sure I haven't just replaced it with other compulsive clicks. So in that sense I must agree things have probably escalated a bit, but I can't point to a single event over the past decade to create a turning point.
- pard68 4y ago
- cat_plus_plus 4y agoAmong people who are actually into drawing, photography etc, human body is much less of a taboo. For example, to just shoot a basic portrait pleasant enough to hang on the wall, one needs to consider subject's gender, age, body shape and skin tone - for his or her own enjoyment of your work. In the same way, I would imagine you have to first draw buttocks to eventually proceduraly draw a passable clothed person, which has many important applications in art, gaming and even education, medicine, ergonomic design...
- Scarblac 4y agoOr migrated to Mathematica, they obviously do that stuff there.
- HomeLine 4y agoJudging by the comments in this thread, I can see why. The signal-to-noise here is drastically low.
- blablabla123 4y agoYeah the mathematics related SE sites seem to be very rational about mathematical problems
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