• ZC3rr0r@piefed.ca
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      2 hours ago

      Out of curiosity (yes, I know the joke usually being that I will wank it to this, being on the internet and all, but I am sincere) does any online proof of this exist?

      I’m honestly baffled by anyone tattooing something like that one their body permanently, and in my naive hopeful worldview I’m still holding out hope this is a fake.

      • im_fine_sandy@nord.pub
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        1 hour ago

        I’m also curious.

        My supposition is that it’s real but it’s not a swastika nor a number 5.

        The downward slope on the right is not long enough for it to be a swastika. For that matter the top point of the slope on the left should align with that slope on the right, but that’s too short also.

        From the right hand point, it looks like there’s an edge that follows the seam of her pants.

        If it was a fake / AI generated swastika tramp stamp none of the above problems would be present.

        My guess is that it’s some kind of unique geometric symbol someone designed for a college or university or something, and she’s had it tattooed without realising that with the wrong pair of jeans on it looks like a swastika.

        Obviously, of course, that’s just supposition.

        • ZILtoid1991@lemmy.world
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          56 minutes ago

          There’s enough garbled mess in the background that it might be AI generated. Even so called “frontier models” are prone to this.