Lookslikeit
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I think this phrase is wrong, but i cant seem to get where is the mistake? Can somebody explain it to me?
This, on the surface at least, seems unquestionable. Most good looking people you have ever seen were, at least, middle class. This is undisputable.
Most sub5s are from, at least, a mildly disfunctional family with some form of serious problems, be them financial or psychological. This is, also, undisputable, in my view...
Now, ofc, there will be more good looking people that came off of some form of difficulty, simply by playing the numbers game, since most people are broke and almost on their knees (financially speaking) nowadays.
But the AVERAGE of good looks will always tend to the rich side of the equation cause, if your ugly, you can simply buy out the good looks of a partner who's got them and, therefore, be at least better off in the LONG run.
So what do you think?
This, on the surface at least, seems unquestionable. Most good looking people you have ever seen were, at least, middle class. This is undisputable.
Most sub5s are from, at least, a mildly disfunctional family with some form of serious problems, be them financial or psychological. This is, also, undisputable, in my view...
Now, ofc, there will be more good looking people that came off of some form of difficulty, simply by playing the numbers game, since most people are broke and almost on their knees (financially speaking) nowadays.
But the AVERAGE of good looks will always tend to the rich side of the equation cause, if your ugly, you can simply buy out the good looks of a partner who's got them and, therefore, be at least better off in the LONG run.
So what do you think?