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Ramiel
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Bluepillers always tell us looks aren't everything, but here are some examples indicating that looks are LITERALLY everything:
1) Attractive people tend to be happier than ugly people (duh)
From Diener, Wolsic, & Fujita (1995) – "Physical Attractiveness and Subjective Well-Being":
basically, this is stating that there is a correlation between happiness and physical attractiveness, but furthermore, the last sentence indicates that one's self-perception of their overall attractiveness is also based on their actual attractiveness and internal happiness (in other words, you subconciously know if you are attractive or not based on how attractive and mentally happy you are)
2) Attractive people tend to make more money than ugly people, and thus have more financial success
from: Hamermesh & Biddle (1994) – "Beauty and the Labor Market
read here: https://www.nber.org/system/files/working_papers/w4518/w4518.pdf
3) HERE's a new one: Attractiveness in MEN influences their personality!
Hear that? Men who are more physically attractive tend to be nicer and more "confident
" Men who had a "babyface" as kids tended to end up having a "self-defeating" prophecy, indicating a worse quality of life...
From Zebrowitz, Collins, & Dutta (1998) – "The Relationship Between Child and Adult Physical Attractiveness and Risk of Mortality":
On the other hand, for WOMEN, they experience the Dorian Grey effect, where their personalities tend to affect their physical appearance later in life. WTF? Maybe bluepill is legit for women after all...
4) Attractive people have a LOWER chance of mortality than uglies
Also from Zebrowitz, Collins, & Dutta (1998) – "The Relationship Between Child and Adult Physical Attractiveness and Risk of Mortality"
Key quote: "Lower levels of attractiveness were associated with higher mortality risk"
From Esmond & Davidson (1998) – "The Impact of Physical Attractiveness on Life Outcomes: Evidence from Longitudinal Data"
Lol, the guys in this study looked at people who graduated high school in 1957 and looked at who lived longest. Surprise surprise, the uglier guys lived an average of a year less compared to attractive people. Also at the end, they indicated average looking people and chads didn't have a huge difference in terms of lifespan, meaning that normies tend to live as long as chads. Subhumans do not get this perk.
Lmao, you can't make this up. Your GENES are your MOST valuable asset and indicator of life success, and I will die on this hill![REEEEE :reeeeee: :reeeeee:](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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1) Attractive people tend to be happier than ugly people (duh)
From Diener, Wolsic, & Fujita (1995) – "Physical Attractiveness and Subjective Well-Being":
basically, this is stating that there is a correlation between happiness and physical attractiveness, but furthermore, the last sentence indicates that one's self-perception of their overall attractiveness is also based on their actual attractiveness and internal happiness (in other words, you subconciously know if you are attractive or not based on how attractive and mentally happy you are)
2) Attractive people tend to make more money than ugly people, and thus have more financial success
from: Hamermesh & Biddle (1994) – "Beauty and the Labor Market
read here: https://www.nber.org/system/files/working_papers/w4518/w4518.pdf
3) HERE's a new one: Attractiveness in MEN influences their personality!
Hear that? Men who are more physically attractive tend to be nicer and more "confident
From Zebrowitz, Collins, & Dutta (1998) – "The Relationship Between Child and Adult Physical Attractiveness and Risk of Mortality":
On the other hand, for WOMEN, they experience the Dorian Grey effect, where their personalities tend to affect their physical appearance later in life. WTF? Maybe bluepill is legit for women after all...
4) Attractive people have a LOWER chance of mortality than uglies
Also from Zebrowitz, Collins, & Dutta (1998) – "The Relationship Between Child and Adult Physical Attractiveness and Risk of Mortality"
Key quote: "Lower levels of attractiveness were associated with higher mortality risk"
From Esmond & Davidson (1998) – "The Impact of Physical Attractiveness on Life Outcomes: Evidence from Longitudinal Data"
Lol, the guys in this study looked at people who graduated high school in 1957 and looked at who lived longest. Surprise surprise, the uglier guys lived an average of a year less compared to attractive people. Also at the end, they indicated average looking people and chads didn't have a huge difference in terms of lifespan, meaning that normies tend to live as long as chads. Subhumans do not get this perk.
Lmao, you can't make this up. Your GENES are your MOST valuable asset and indicator of life success, and I will die on this hill