Commitment to their invested time and networks, at a guess. I tried to bring some work colleagues to Lemmy, Mastadon, Bluesky. They look at me like I'm suddenly wearing a tinfoil hat.

Meanwhile this was fine when I was young...

(Note, I do not think it is fine. Awful racial stereotype warning...)

More electricity consumed when showing these ads!

Oh good. Makes it easier to ignore them as the ravings of those most deranged of uninteresting normie morons.

As a white people. I'd prefer less white people.

I mean it can sometimes be weird seeing like an IKEA ad with just black people in it. I know advertisers use the same ads in a lot of places and some want to hit every diversity metric even if comes off as forced and artificial, but some ads just feel off. It feels like I'm not the target audience but I'm just wondering who is in that IKEA example.

I guess representation matters, people want to feel represented

These people look malnourished. Is this because Americans get fed plastic fake food?