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No copyrights on any content (NSFW)
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#2This is an interesting site but perhaps the title of the link should be updated? When I clicked on it I thought it would direct me to an article arguing against the existence of copyright law.
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#3FYI:
We create 3D models of human genitals with the aim to:
break taboos
educate at a global level
improve body self-image for all users
We aim to enable educators to do the same by making the 3D models freely available for viewing online and for downloading and printing under the CC0 license.
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#4Link to the website: https://wearebeautiful.info/
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#5What a ridiculous waste of time. "Breaking taboos" and "educating" are just the imposition of one dogma over another.
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#6Is the idea here that these 3D models can be used by educators to build their own visual aids, which will have proper colors and shading, etc?
Because, as it stands, I'm not sure the benefit of having a bunch of purple penises. They certainly don't look realistic.
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#7Is the idea here that these 3D models can be used by educators to build their own visual aids, which will have proper colors and shading, etc? Because, as it stands, I'm not sure the benefit of having a bunch of purple penises. They certainly don't look realistic.
"Thanos goes to a sauna"
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#8Is the idea here that these 3D models can be used by educators to build their own visual aids, which will have proper colors and shading, etc? Because, as it stands, I'm not sure the benefit of having a bunch of purple penises. They certainly don't look realistic.
What are “proper” colors to represent genitals?
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#9Why are like 70% of the models vaginas?
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#10Is the idea here that these 3D models can be used by educators to build their own visual aids, which will have proper colors and shading, etc? Because, as it stands, I'm not sure the benefit of having a bunch of purple penises. They certainly don't look realistic.
A 3D model is just a mesh of points in 3D space. These here provide only a shaded single color render to... illustrate this mesh. It can be rendered with any modern technique when used in conjunction with a rendering engine.