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Meta claims to be anti-DEI and yet gave most of the ostensibly male character models in their metaverse product a nice pair of ta-tas. Not that I'm complaining
by bayarearefugee 2y ago
Meta claims to be anti-DEI and yet gave most of the ostensibly male character models in their metaverse product a nice pair of ta-tas. Not that I'm complaining, I love me some ta-tas.
- wand3r 2y agoMaybe they are just catering to what the market wants? It could be that people who are early adopters in online immersive virtual reality want to see or be men with "ta tas".
- bayarearefugee 2y agoMaybe? In any case I am not at all anti-diversity. I am very pro diversity. I just think its funny that given their recent political realignment and public statements all but one of the character models (that the sort of people who spout anti-DEI rhetoric would insist must identify as male) in their ad have prominent boobs. I think the real answer is that their 3D rendering and animation systems just absolutely suck despite the 10s of billions of dollars of investment, its like looking at something out of the mid-90s.