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You don't need to put 'attractive' in quotes, here. Attractiveness is a real thing; assessments of beauty strongly correlate with one another. And you're talkin
by byrneseyeview 16y ago
You don't need to put 'attractive' in quotes, here. Attractiveness is a real thing; assessments of beauty strongly correlate with one another. And you're talking about an example where one group of people literally attracted other people. So there's no sense in which they weren't attractive.
IQ is pretty stable over a lifetime. It would be extraordinary for "help from others" to have a long-term influence; only diet and head injuries seem to affect IQ in a permanent way.
- zitstif 16y agoI would need to put the term in quotes if I'm planning on using the term in an unusual manner. https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Quotation_mark#Signaling_unusual_usage https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Quotation_mar... I put the term in single quotes due to the fact that 'attractive' can be an ambiguous and subjective term. I'm aware that 'Attractiveness is a real thing'.