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If ignorance is truly bliss, then why do so many Americans need Prozac?
All part of the undercover operations to trick us into compliance, and ultimately subservience. The biggest problem we have is our money is held...
I see McDonalds, I think of this song [Link]
Putin has consistently demonstrated a much higher level of rationality, knowledge and connection with his countrymen than any western leader has...
Another great bloody big yawn of a needless undertaking by all the usual suspects for all the usual shop worn "reasons"...
Nobody is taking Macron seriously. He has lost the plot with his insane suggestions about sending French troops into the Ukrainian meat grinder....
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Just to throw a bit of light in your cave, rocky: In the modern world, there are these things called photographic model agencies.
For an article like this, the photographer and the client (in this case most likely a photographic library, who as it might be 'rents' the photographs to whatever magazine, etc, for whatever purpose) get together and decide how they want the photograph to be, what sort of models they want to use, what sort of lighting, what they want the picture to 'say', etc. On the shoot date, the photographer directs the models: "Wear this, wear that, stand that way, look this way, smile", etc.
The library probably didn't have the foresight to commission photographs of teens looking miserable on their dumb-ass phones, so what you see in the photograph is probably merely the result of an oversight.