Are certain racial/ethnic groups biologically predisposed to be more attractive than others?
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This video by qoves studio discusses how genetically diverse (mixed race) people are more likely to have symmetrical faces, healthier skin, better immune systems, and robust bodies than other groups.
https://youtu.be/EoKqbxhG8Tg
He used the example that Latin Americans who even though live in underdeveloped countries still produce a disproportionately high amount of models every year.
https://imgur.com/a/PuFCbtV ^ is a picture of the most genetically diverse places in the world. Would it be ok to assume that places highlighted on the picture have more attractive people in them? I’m not talking ethnic features or skin tone but general markers of attractiveness I mentioned earlier.
I know we don’t consider groups in the picture above to be “mixed-race” but American definitions of race are terribly constructed to begin with - we lump Persians and Japanese as both “asian”.
https://youtu.be/EoKqbxhG8Tg
He used the example that Latin Americans who even though live in underdeveloped countries still produce a disproportionately high amount of models every year.
https://imgur.com/a/PuFCbtV ^ is a picture of the most genetically diverse places in the world. Would it be ok to assume that places highlighted on the picture have more attractive people in them? I’m not talking ethnic features or skin tone but general markers of attractiveness I mentioned earlier.
I know we don’t consider groups in the picture above to be “mixed-race” but American definitions of race are terribly constructed to begin with - we lump Persians and Japanese as both “asian”.
