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  • I_Has_A_Hat@lemmy.world
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    7 days ago

    The fuckig disrespect to barely blur this man’s face and post him in a photoshopped t-shirt that makes him look like a piece of shit.

    What the fuck is wrong with you? What did this man do to you that you would post this online? You think that blur job is doing anything?

    “Relax, it’s just a joke”

    PEOPLES LIVES HAVE BEEN RUINED FOR THIS KIND OF SHIT! All it takes is one dumbfuck to not see that it’s a joke to cause a problem. One parent who complains to the admin who grill this guy for no reason. One shithead student who starts a rumor about him.

    Fuck you OP. I hope someone plasters YOUR shitty blurred face all over the internet and tries to tie YOU to being a racist, elitist, piece of shit.

    • MTZ@lemmy.worldOP
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      The only thing I can say is that I didn’t think through what I was doing. That’s not an excuse though.

      As soon as I came back here and say your comment something in my head snapped and what you were saying made complete sense. I immediately erased it and will make every attempt to think through posts that may be problematic in the future before I post them.

      Totally my fault.

      :(

      • Ansis100@lemmy.world
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        6 days ago

        Dude I’m sitting here trying to figure out what the hell this Windows background has to do with anything

      • ExLisper@lemmy.curiana.net
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        The image was an obvious fake and this is shitpost community. It wasn’t that bad. It wasn’t very funny but it also wasn’t inappropriate.

      • Tiral@lemmy.world
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        It’s alright, people make mistakes and such. Thanks for being reasonable about it.

    • kcSeb - they/them@pawb.social
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      I’m a bit stoned, so that might play a factor but… I’ve just sat there staring at those statistics and graphs in awe for a solid 10 minutes. Thanks for this!

      • Stormy@thelemmy.club
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        7 days ago

        No, those lines to straight and flush because that man is so buff and doesn’t move his torso. At. All. Ever heard of Iron board abs? That’s this guy. Keeping his shirt logos flush since 1977

  • Zetta@mander.xyz
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    6 days ago

    I had the post loaded earlier from scrolling on the toilet and now that I’m scrolling on the toilet again the post has been removed but I have the original photo in my feed still so here it is if you are confused, without the dude’s face

  • lime!@feddit.nu
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    this image is photoshopped. i can tell from some of the pixels and from seeing quite a few shops in my time.

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              The biggest giveaways are the weirdly pixelated faces (used to hide obvious AI elements) the awkward pose, the way the plaid pattern on the left side (his right arm, just before the white sleeve) merges together, the lack of any other version of this image existing (which is common for photo shopped images) and that when this is run through AI detection software it is flagged as such.

              • cameron_@lemmy.world
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                I don’t think this image is AI because of the background composition. While I agree the pattern on the right arm looks a little weird, that alone doesn’t proof it’s AI. It could be edited using AI but might just be photoshopped. Also you shouldn’t trust AI detection software, it doesn’t work.

  • daannii@lemmy.world
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    Teaching students to not conflate correlation with causation by pointing out absurd assumptions of causality from real correlations.

    • JelleWho@lemmy.world
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      My favourite argument is that; The amount of people buying ice creams and the amount of people drowning also looks like curves that follow each other. But less ices creams will not make less people drown. They both go up because of good weather conditions. They do not influence each other.

      • Pman@lemmy.org
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        The historical version of this was the ww2 airplane patch job stats, where american bombers returning after getting hit were hit in specific areas and the statistician had to explain that those who returned despite that damage meant those were not the places to reinforce but the other areas of the plane makeing it more survivable, or more recently how Santa Monica CA almost removed crosswalks because that was where the highest pedestrian mortally rates were. In both those cases the people making the assumptions missed the bigger picture, for the planes that those who got hit in more sensitive spots got downed and for pedestrians getting killed at crosswalks that was because that is where pedestrians cross the street most of the time, almost leading to more deaths.

      • daannii@lemmy.world
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        I do believe murders also positively correlate with ice cream sales.

        I remember asking my first stats teacher. Something like

        “So sometimes it’s obvious that there is a 3rd reason why two things are strongly correlated so we know it’s absurd to assume that one causes the other. But what about when it’s not so easy to tell?. When many people believe one does cause the other. ? (Even in scientific literature). How do we know for sure what is actually causal related and what just looks related?”.

        Short answer. More research. And if possible. Controlled experiment using the sciencetific method. Not always possible.

        She then went on to explain the research on video game violence and behavior violence in kids who play such games.

        This is where things get complicated.

        Violent kids (behavioral traits) seem to be encouraged to be more physically violent by engaging with violent games/media.

        But kids who aren’t already aggressive or violent don’t get that effect.

        Kids with violent tendencies are more attracted to violent video games and play them more.

        Many behavior and social problems are like this.

        One type of engagement increases a specific type of behavior that further increases the engagement that perpetuates the behavior.

        Things become cycles.

        For instance. Depression and anxiety may encourage people to self medicate with recreational drugs. Recreational drugs have long term effects, many of which are increases in anxiety and depression. Which then encourages the person even more to seek out drugs to cope.

        Studying phenomena in the world that can’t be investigated with controlled lab experiments is actually very complex and they often have to gather a lot more data and use more sophisticated statistics.

    • nailingjello@piefed.zip
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      7 days ago

      Yep. The image is fake, but the graph by itself is an excellent example that correlation does not equal causation.

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    I believe the correct answer to OPs question is "an object lesson in the difference between correlation and causality.

    Or proof he doesn’t understand that difference, whichever applies.