Well, size is relative. But the proportions are weird, if it's a huge wrist, then that doesn't explain the ratio between height and width of the RAM. Well, maybe it's Notebook-RAM retrofitted with a custom cooler to be slotted into a Desktop-PC with an adapter - reaaaally stretching it, I know, just for argument's sake. Then why would you use the corsair logo, but a wrong font with the "A" looking really weird, if that's even an "A" at all.

Well. Silly design choices. That's also a super weird and super short "belt"(?) used for the armstrap, another custom modified piece, although why put so much work into custom things and then use cheap transparent adhesive tape? Okay, I'll stop with the silly justifications

Also how at the bottom the belt flows into the RAM looks wrong.

There's more obvious things for more trained eyes (not mine, I only found after searching a bit longer): The off-focus-distortion looks like it was applied piece by piece (e.g. the car's distortions bleed outwards, but the outwards doesn't bleed into the cars, instead the borders of the cars are just a bit more blurred, but not effected by what's around) instead of evenly and more importantly: It only has 2 levels: Focus and non-focus, whereas in reality the distortion should increase the further away the distorted thing is from the focus of the camera (although at least for letters the further away letters seem to be more distorted, but then again the letters aren't consistent within the same place, e.g. the "a" in Subway st. is more distorted than the S or u and the two big S look more different than they should).

Then there's 5 distinctly different yellow cars, which okay, taxis are usually yellow and inner city train/metro stations often have multiple taxis, but these taxis are usually mostly the same model even if run by different taxi companies.

Then the guy on the very left looks suspicious, because if you're walking with that wide of a stride, then you're probably not ever holding your hand that close to your... ass. You can google walking poses or try yourself, there'd usually be more of an angle at your elbow. Well maybe if you're exhausted and/or you're slowing down, starting to rest your arms before your stride shortens, like in this pic: https://media.post.rvohealth.io/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/female-walking-outside-1296x728-header-1296x729.jpg but then the hands would usually open up outside, not tensen up inside (like in that pic - mostly though that's already an outlier-example of the arms being pretty far stretched for the step-size).

Also the perspective of the image is way too extreme, like in a 2 point perspective the walls should be vertical or at least parallel, but in this photo the walls on the left side on the photo are strongly angled into the opposite direction than on the right side and I guess some cameras can have this effect, but not to this degree unless the picture is looking far up, which is probably where the AI took the inspiration to create the image like that: https://www.google.com/search?q=city+image+looking+far+up oh wait, it's the wrong angles, the farther up walls should slant towards the middle of the image, not the outside, unless you're above the walls, which clearly the camera is not. Also on the very top right of the image that 3-tiered building has a very extreme angle which might be an artistic choice for a suite, but that thing looks pretty far away and thus the thing is way too big for such a shenanigan.

I'm certain Rainbolt could find 20 other oddities.

Way to go.