RetroGamer87 wrote:
The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
It's the attractive people who have it all kinda depress me, honestly I envy their genetic makeup and talents.
It seems, that good looks also often correlate with other qualities, there had been studies on this, maybe the reason is genetic or self esteem or both.
Yes, I have also made this observation. I think it's because many traits considered attractive are based on indicators of good health and extremely healthy people have a greater capacity to do things skillfully. For example, a healthy person could sing better than a sick person.
A few days ago I watched the opening ceremony for the winter Olympics and when the athletes marched in I noticed they were all very attractive. They had the most handsome men and the most beautiful women. These athletes are some of the fittest, healthiest and most talented people in the world so it's no surprise that they look attractive.
And many of those are Eastern Europeans such Russians and Ukrainians I guess? I always wondered why these peoples have a very high rate of beauty, you can find hollywood/fairy tale level of beauty in the everyday life in their streets, like everywhere - which is usually very rare elsewhere in the world.
My theory is their very harsh winter played an important natural selector and filtered their genes well; remember even the nazi army couldn't survive it.
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For example, a healthy person could sing better than a sick person.
There are exceptions like Susan Boyle, but even she couldn't make it to the fame after all, she had other health issues (ie. AS) other than her lack in looks - in a decade no will remember her name. Despite her good voice, we can't say she she is blessed with a good genetic makeup after all :- (.
But yeah, most famous singers are good looking.