Author criticizes societal pressures for cosmetic procedures, mocks AI as 'PretendIntelligence'

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The author expresses dismay at societal pressures leading women and some men to consider cosmetic procedures like facial paralysis. They liken the resulting unmoving faces to mannequins, suggesting this lack of expression detracts from genuine acting. The author sarcastically proposes replacing such actors with AI, which they label as "PretendIntelligence." AI

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RANK_REASON The item is a personal opinion piece with no new factual information, expressing a negative view on societal pressures and AI.

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Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 · [email protected] · 2026-05-15 23:53

It's a shame our world causes women (and some men) to think paralyzing parts of their face is a bright idea? Watching manikins like this is tough to not stare a

It's a shame our world causes women (and some men) to think paralyzing parts of their face is a bright idea? Watching manikins like this is tough to not stare at the rock solid unmoving face. Totally losing track of plot... which I feel is not the point of acting. They might as w…

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It's a shame our world causes women (and some men) to think paralyzing parts of their face is a bright idea? Watching manikins like this is tough to not stare a

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