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I had a general thought experiment the other day where i asked myself the question:
"Are the mating requirements of toilets an inflexible threshold that needs to be passed to be considered attractive or do foids choose the most attactive ~5-20% regardless of the average male attractiveness in their environment?"
The first option (the looks threshold theory) would indeed lead to a better looking, arguably healthier society and a fairer sexual market in the long term, if hard looksmaxxing was made to be safer, cheaper, more accessible and less stigmatized to the point of everyone being able to do it.
The second option (juggernaut law of female dating requirements) would lead to a fisherian runaway with exaggerated, impractical ornaments (giant chins, no facial fat, gigantic height, extremely deep set eyes for example) that could lead to detrimental health problems or even extinction as it was the case for many species in the past.
So i started a poll with the hypothetical question:
"If everyone was 7/10+ , would holes still share the most attractive 5-20% rather than equally distribute mating opportunities?"
"Are the mating requirements of toilets an inflexible threshold that needs to be passed to be considered attractive or do foids choose the most attactive ~5-20% regardless of the average male attractiveness in their environment?"
The first option (the looks threshold theory) would indeed lead to a better looking, arguably healthier society and a fairer sexual market in the long term, if hard looksmaxxing was made to be safer, cheaper, more accessible and less stigmatized to the point of everyone being able to do it.
The second option (juggernaut law of female dating requirements) would lead to a fisherian runaway with exaggerated, impractical ornaments (giant chins, no facial fat, gigantic height, extremely deep set eyes for example) that could lead to detrimental health problems or even extinction as it was the case for many species in the past.
So i started a poll with the hypothetical question:
"If everyone was 7/10+ , would holes still share the most attractive 5-20% rather than equally distribute mating opportunities?"