Brutal Blackpill from Google AI

[deleted fren]

Studies have shown that perceived "ugliness" can significantly impact how people perceive you, often leading to negative impressions regarding your social competence, intelligence, trustworthiness, and overall positive qualities, with unattractive individuals being judged more harshly and experiencing negative social outcomes compared to those considered attractive; this phenomenon is often referred to as the "beauty premium" where attractiveness is associated with positive attributes by default.

Key findings from research on ugliness perception:

• Negative first impressions:
  People tend to form negative first impressions of individuals they perceive as unattractive, often associating them with lower intelligence, lower social status, and less desirable personality traits.
  
  
• Stereotyping based on appearance:
  Studies have demonstrated a "halo effect" where attractiveness is often linked to positive traits, while unattractiveness is associated with negative stereotypes.
  
  
• Social opportunities and outcomes:
  Unattractive individuals may face challenges in social situations, such as experiencing difficulties in dating, career advancement, and receiving less positive treatment from others.
  
  
• Brain activity:
  Neuroimaging studies have shown distinct brain activation patterns when viewing attractive versus unattractive faces, suggesting that our brains process facial attractiveness rapidly and automatically.
  
  
• Impact on self-esteem:
  Individuals who perceive themselves as unattractive may experience lower self-esteem and body image issues.

 

[krieg005]

did read

 

[ItsOverMan]

"Just get a cool haircut, bro"

 

[deleted fren]

"Just get a cool haircut, bro"

did read

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[lifeisfucked215]

100% accurate

 

[blackpillednigga]

I notice that gemini gives way better quality responses than chatgpt. it actually feels like Im talking to a knowledgable human rather than a robot

 

[deleted fren]

I notice that gemini gives way better quality responses than chatgpt. it actually feels like Im talking to a knowledgable human rather than a robot

Sane. Chat gpt was lobotomized tbf

 

[PrototypeCel]

Studies have shown that perceived "ugliness" can significantly impact how people perceive you, often leading to negative impressions regarding your social competence, intelligence, trustworthiness, and overall positive qualities, with unattractive individuals being judged more harshly and experiencing negative social outcomes compared to those considered attractive; this phenomenon is often referred to as the "beauty premium" where attractiveness is associated with positive attributes by default.

Key findings from research on ugliness perception:

• Negative first impressions:
  People tend to form negative first impressions of individuals they perceive as unattractive, often associating them with lower intelligence, lower social status, and less desirable personality traits.
  
  
• Stereotyping based on appearance:
  Studies have demonstrated a "halo effect" where attractiveness is often linked to positive traits, while unattractiveness is associated with negative stereotypes.
  
  
• Social opportunities and outcomes:
  Unattractive individuals may face challenges in social situations, such as experiencing difficulties in dating, career advancement, and receiving less positive treatment from others.
  
  
• Brain activity:
  Neuroimaging studies have shown distinct brain activation patterns when viewing attractive versus unattractive faces, suggesting that our brains process facial attractiveness rapidly and automatically.
  
  
• Impact on self-esteem:
  Individuals who perceive themselves as unattractive may experience lower self-esteem and body image issues.

yeah but too bad a normie will fucking read the whole thing and still not get it

 

[reg]

yeah but too bad a normie will fucking read the whole thing and still not get it

I think they do but they’re socially obliged to play along with established dissimulations.

 

[PrototypeCel]

I think they do but they’re socially obliged to play along with established dissimulations.

 

[Lazyandtalentless]

Studies have shown that perceived "ugliness" can significantly impact how people perceive you, often leading to negative impressions regarding your social competence, intelligence, trustworthiness, and overall positive qualities, with unattractive individuals being judged more harshly and experiencing negative social outcomes compared to those considered attractive; this phenomenon is often referred to as the "beauty premium" where attractiveness is associated with positive attributes by default.

Key findings from research on ugliness perception:

• Negative first impressions:
  People tend to form negative first impressions of individuals they perceive as unattractive, often associating them with lower intelligence, lower social status, and less desirable personality traits.
  
  
• Stereotyping based on appearance:
  Studies have demonstrated a "halo effect" where attractiveness is often linked to positive traits, while unattractiveness is associated with negative stereotypes.
  
  
• Social opportunities and outcomes:
  Unattractive individuals may face challenges in social situations, such as experiencing difficulties in dating, career advancement, and receiving less positive treatment from others.
  
  
• Brain activity:
  Neuroimaging studies have shown distinct brain activation patterns when viewing attractive versus unattractive faces, suggesting that our brains process facial attractiveness rapidly and automatically.
  
  
• Impact on self-esteem:
  Individuals who perceive themselves as unattractive may experience lower self-esteem and body image issues.

Very true.

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/278795101_Face_Attractiveness_in_Building_Trust_Evidence_from_Measurement_of_Implicit_and_Explicit_Responses

The study "Face Attractiveness in Building Trust: Evidence from Measurement of Implicit and Explicit Responses" by Na Zhao and colleagues investigates how facial attractiveness influences trust perceptions. The researchers conducted two experiments to explore both implicit and explicit responses to attractive and unattractive faces.

Experiment 1: Implicit Responses

In the first experiment, the researchers examined participants' implicit responses using a task that paired faces with words indicating trust or distrust. The results revealed that participants took significantly longer to respond when unattractive faces were paired with trust-related words or attractive faces with distrust-related words. This suggests that individuals have an automatic association between unattractive faces and distrust, and between attractive faces and trust.

Experiment 2: Explicit Responses

The second experiment utilized an investment game to measure explicit trusting behavior. Participants were given money to invest with either attractive or unattractive partners. The findings indicated that participants invested more money with attractive partners than with unattractive ones, demonstrating a clear bias toward trusting individuals perceived as more attractive.

Implications

These findings highlight the significant role that facial attractiveness plays in trust-building processes. The study underscores that both implicit biases and explicit behaviors are influenced by perceptions of attractiveness, which can affect interpersonal interactions and decision-making.

 

[Sir Silentium]

Chad GPT

 

[Adolf Kitler]

100% accurate

 

[universallyabhorred]

100% accurate

 

[Emba]

Brutal a1 sauce bro

 

[turbocuckcel_7000]

now combine that with how attractiveness standards get harsher every year (male pattern baldness is completely unacceptable for example)

 

[fukurou]

normies always need studies for water is wet patterns

 

[FreeCipher]

normies always need studies for water is wet patterns

Because most normies are retarded and need some kind of external authority figure to do research for them while they just aimlessly navigate through life blindsighted to the laws lying Infront of them. Every time I go on tiktok listening to normies ask the most basic questions it's like they don't ever think about anything but consume everything.