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Just thinking of the poor sods that are going to be working today (and all night).

Oh and more pics since the bingilator is not without its randomness.

Prompt in the bingilator was:

"Sailor moon is a person made out of smaller pumpkins smiling on a porch while carving a pumpkin"

More (some even might be possible) pumpkins:

More Halloween moons.

Prompt was "Sailor moon as Johnny from the shining" in the bingilator (simple yet effective)

All work and no play makes for more pictures:

For Halloween moon.

Prompt in the Bingilator was: "Doom 2016 cover art with sailor moon as the main character the doom slayer. In the style of mick gordon"

More MoonSlayer:

cross-posted from: https://feddit.org/post/4198056

cross-posted from: https://feddit.org/post/4197518

Historically, China’s government influenced family planning, enforcing the one-child policy. This policy involved harsh fines and forced abortions. Today, the focus has shifted, encouraging families to have more children. As China faces an aging population, the government sees this as an economic necessity.

Officials have begun knocking on doors, asking women about their family planning intentions. Many report being questioned about personal details. These questions reflect the shift from limiting families to promoting larger ones.

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The government is collaborating with universities to promote marriage and childbirth. Leaders also stress this message at political gatherings, urging women to have children. This push makes it harder for women to ignore state pressure.

In many cases, officials visit homes to track women’s progress after childbirth. Some are even asked to pose for photographs with their babies for official records. These actions make many women uncomfortable, crossing into personal boundaries.

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Many women feel these efforts are disconnected from reality. The cost of raising children is high in urban China, making large families unrealistic for most. Career demands and personal goals further complicate the decision to have children.

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China is not only trying to increase birth rates. The government also wants to change the culture around family. They promote a “new marriage and childbearing culture.” Once tasked with limiting births, family planning associations are now encouraging families to grow.

Health and Government Surveillance

For many women, government involvement begins even before marriage. Officials often monitor couples’ plans after free health screenings. During these appointments, women receive advice on when to have children. Many women later receive calls encouraging them to pick up free prenatal supplements.

This monitoring doesn’t end with marriage. Government websites advise pregnant women to register at community health centers, which are run by local officials and keep track of pregnancies. Some women appreciate the support, but others find it intrusive. The constant check-ins feel like surveillance rather than care.

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Prompt is the title in the bingilator.

Wondering if bing got any better with creating from different perspectives (no), but still looks neat.

extra moon album cover like art:

Crow is a great word, Prompt was "Sailor moon eating a crow, while wearing a crow, while riding a crow, and is also a crow." In the bingilator.

More crows:

Still neat.

Oh prompt is "Sailor moon climbing a rock wall racing Magnus Midtbø" in the bingilator.

More Spiderman like rock climbing:

"Sailor moon clutches the moon in her fist while challenging the viewer"

In the bingilator

extras:

This kid still works for the company and his parents don't "blame" the company, saying it could have happened to anyone.....

cross-posted from: https://real.lemmy.fan/post/6996597

Meanwhile IVF is north of $25k...