Anne

I don't know about Instagram because I haven't really tested it that much.

But I think that there's still such a strong bias that women are always going to have.

And plus, there's also the chilling effect of us being raised to be a particular way, a lot of us to be raised to be a particular way and the fear of trolling.

And I tell women all the time, and I know we're past time.

I'll wrap it up.

But I tell women all the time, don't worry about trolls.

They run up the algorithm for you.

If you get trolls and they dare to say, I don't like your teeth.

you know, seriously, which is what gets said, you know, that kind of stuff.

They increase the algorithm.

And so that's a good thing, right?

But nobody wants to see a comment that you're not attractive enough to be showing up on social media.

And I think that that stigma will prevail through the, through this, this,

It will outlast the authentication of social media content.

Women will still be judged on their appearance.

I have a data point on this really quickly, which is that about a decade ago in fundraising in the larger shops, we started sending candid videos to donors.

And it would be like, I'm standing in front of the building.

You helped fund it.

There's the construction, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

Very like, very good, like really ahead of our time.