Reminds me of a thing that I learnt a few years ago: There is no such thing as an average person. As soon as you look at more than a handful of statistics, noone is within 1 sd of the mean in all of them. The US air force found this out when trying to design a cockpit for the average person, and then found that noone could use it effectively. That's why you should always design for the extremes, and then the design is better for everyone (see curb cut effect).

The average human is a Chinese guy named Mohammed Wang

I think this says a lot about how non white people are literally whitewashed out of the world. white isn't average it's just dominant

The average human also has more than 206 bones

Yeah it's so ableist to imply that any deviation from the ""default"" is somehow less privileged to consideration, like that's a good and natural thing.

It's also fascist imo: like you can leave the others, the exceptions, the odds, the weak, etc, all behind because well of course it's natural to only consider your platonic standard virtual person thing and discard anyone who can't fit into that mold

Isn't that kind of the point of everything everywhere all at once?

Suggestion : Draw characteristics of your characters randomly, weighted by how common they actually are in our world.

I remember when people were decrying the fact "The only role model our boys have is harry potter!" Because everything else was too female or foreign

Tell me you have never consumed any form of Chinese media without telling me.