ApsieGuy wrote:
ooOoOoOAnaOoOoOoo wrote:
It's entirely up to what happens when the embryo is formed. Whatever genes you have determine what you look like. If you happen to get the genes that promote symmetrical features, you will be regarded, perhaps, as physically attractive.
If you get genes that do not promote such symmetry, some may call you ugly, others may not, since beauty is so subjective anyway.
Well, no kidding...I get how basic genetics work.
However, why wouldn't such a god create a reward system based on our deeds vs a system based purely on random probability?
How do we know conventional attractiveness is the sort of reward God would hand out anyway? Sounds incredibly superficial. Personally I'm (at least I've been told as I can't tell the difference) conventionally ugly and I don't see why it's considered so horrible.
Plus I actually find a lot of supposedly ugly people aesthetically appealing. Not sure why it works out that way.
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