Is there a point at which looks don't matter as much? (read pls very interesting maybe)

[danilioqqq]

Let's assume looks are normally distributed for the sake of the argument

Say there is some island where looks curve is shifted 3 SDs to the right (by our mortal standards) so the normie on the island is 99.87th percentile on earth. Do people on the island still perceive them as normie? Is the difference between their chad and their normie as significant as ours?


I'd assume that at some point where almost everyone is healthy, well developed etc. it stops to be such a huge deal
lmk what you think

 

[TesticularTorsion]

at that point its mostly about preference. first crushes, dressing sense, personality, charisma, developmental factors, exposure

 

[danilioqqq]

at that point its mostly about preference. first crushes, dressing sense, personality, charisma, developmental factors, exposure

not so interesting I suppose

 

[killyourselfASAP]

all relative

 

[Aryan Incel]

Over a 6.5-7

 

[VirginByChoice1]

Let's assume looks are normally distributed for the sake of the argument

Say there is some island where looks curve is shifted 3 SDs to the right (by our mortal standards) so the normie on the island is 99.87th percentile on earth. Do people on the island still perceive them as normie? Is the difference between their chad and their normie as significant as ours?


I'd assume that at some point where almost everyone is healthy, well developed etc. it stops to be such a huge deal
lmk what you think

Once you get to chadlite level, just from seeing discourse online, I think it gets quite subjective at that point

 

[The_Real_El_Hreaby]

Let's assume looks are normally distributed for the sake of the argument

Say there is some island where looks curve is shifted 3 SDs to the right (by our mortal standards) so the normie on the island is 99.87th percentile on earth. Do people on the island still perceive them as normie? Is the difference between their chad and their normie as significant as ours?


I'd assume that at some point where almost everyone is healthy, well developed etc. it stops to be such a huge deal
lmk what you think

It doesn't matter, before social media, a hot guy was just a man who looks healthy and has nice hair

 

[fishinthesee]

Once you get to chadlite level, just from seeing discourse online, I think it gets quite subjective at that point

i would argue mhtn but thats fair