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That's false. Out of the seven characteristics of attractiveness, only one is under locus of control, the rest are genetically determined and exceedingly hard t
by bmn__ 4y ago
That's false. Out of the seven characteristics of attractiveness, only one is under locus of control, the rest are genetically determined and exceedingly hard to change.
- astrange 4y agoNothing is genetically determined. The environment happens to you after your genes do. (For instance, it's easy to "change" if you're a burn victim. If you're going to be scientific, be specific.)
- bmn__ 4y ago> The environment happens to you after your genes do. So what? This correction changes nothing, the discussion is about control. A man who wants to improve his attractiveness in terms of body height, skin colour or sensitivity of the scalp against 5α-DHT expressing follicle miniaturisation can't achieve shit by changing his environment.
- astrange 4y agoSure, but then say "it's too late to change it". Which I agree with! But being overly pop-scientific leads to, you know, eugenics. If your hair is thinning that's less of a problem than you think. It looks bad if you look like you're intentionally ignoring it, but lean into it and you're fine.