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TikTok just dropped a new realistic beauty filter

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207 points ZephyrBlu | 1 comments | 27 Feb 23 03:13 UTC | HN request time: 0.775s | source
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alanfranz ◴[27 Feb 23 05:09 UTC] No.34953221[source]▶
My 2c: it’s the beginning of the end for some tech areas. Especially social networks.

You chat with people online because you think, you know, that people exist on the other side.

You spend time on instagram, tiktok, and so, to get a glimpse of real people (as opposed to TV where a lot is fiction/sfx).

You trust photos because, barring dedicated, time-consuming and skill-intensive editing, they should represent reality.

If that’s not true anymore, and everything is fiction, it’s probably time to get back to IRL experiences.

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1. wruza ◴[27 Feb 23 05:45 UTC] No.34953441[source]▶
Or it’s time to sign up (or get back) to these networks because someone will make better content based not on looks and personalities but on an art of impression and interesting plots instead. Personalities are dull and template, especially looks-based ones.

If that’s not true anymore, and everything is fiction, it’s probably time to get back to IRL experiences.

We just got more fiction. What you thought is true is likely not anyway, so relax. Like/dislike crowd will take care of truth as usual.