"There’s a certain power that animals have over us when they respond to us in unexpected, friendly ways," says Trecartin. "And it’s really them domesticating us almost more than us domesticating them, because they’re training us to want them. We created social media, but then it changed us because we interacted with it. It transforms us and transforms the next thing that happens just by existing. You can’t really avoid being trained." Trecartin also notes that the models' friendship is a "public commodity to be consumed."So yeah — that's all pretty cool, outside-of-the-box, and whatnot, but can we talk about why it's so heavily photoshopped? When the images were released, Twitter users immediately noticed something a bit off about the pair."Where are their knees?" most users wrote, while others pointed out the absence of space between Jenner's teeth. But why? we ask. These women are paid for their beauty‚ why edit with such a heavy hand? Would W think we wouldn't notice?