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2	Are common white features biologically more attractive or it status/media that makes them look so? My "fk all evidence" is a million times stronger than your zero evidence. I've asked for evidence many many times already. So far your so called "evidence" amounts to: you like blue eyes more than brown eyes. LOL OKCupid study which only shows than white features are preferred but says absolutely nothing that could attribute that preference to biology. Yet somehow you think it "suggests it is". LOL are you that ignorant?	/r/BlackPillScience	30/10/18 01:50 PM
2	Are common white features biologically more attractive or it status/media that makes them look so? If anything the OK cupid study proves that white features are the MOST desired features. You seem really lost and confused. The question is not whether white features are the most desired features or not. The question is what is the reason behind that - biological or status/media? You claim it's biological but so far have provided ZERO evidence to back up your claim. I asked for evidence and you mumbled something about the OKCupid study. How exactly does the OKCupid study prove that it is biolog…	/r/BlackPillScience	30/10/18 04:37 AM
2	Are common white features biologically more attractive or it status/media that makes them look so? Do I need to tell you the meaning of status & media influence? All the OK Cupid study does is to show how powerful status/media is. It completely supports my point that it is 100% status/media. I'm still waiting for your so-called evidence to support your claim that it is "biological". So far still nothing.	/r/BlackPillScience	30/10/18 03:46 AM
8	Are common white features biologically more attractive or it status/media that makes them look so? Are you going to provide evidence to support your claim besides saying you personally like blue eyes more than brown eyes? I'm still waiting.	/r/BlackPillScience	30/10/18 03:00 AM
8	Are common white features biologically more attractive or it status/media that makes them look so? If we go back to history again, overweight women were considered sexy.....You seem to like changing the goalposts a lot. There's a difference between overweight and obese. Just because you confused the two doesn't mean I'm changing the goalpost. Besides whether I like obese women or not have absolutely nothing to do with the question at hand. The real problem is you're constantly changing topics to avoid backing up your position with evidence. I did provide evidence. No you did not. I'm asking y…	/r/BlackPillScience	30/10/18 02:33 AM
9	Are common white features biologically more attractive or it status/media that makes them look so? You keep bringing it back to asia? I didn't keep bringing it back to asia. You're the one who said "in what world will chinese eyes ever be more beautiful than large round european eyes?" I merely pointed out how inane that was using historical fact What about africa/native/indigenous/east asians/indians/arabs? I already talked about Chinese which is east asian. As for other groups I hardly know anything about them hence I didn't talk about them. And I don't need to talk about those other groups…	/r/BlackPillScience	29/10/18 11:17 PM
18	Are common white features biologically more attractive or it status/media that makes them look so? Just because you like certain features better doesn't mean everyone else, especially those who lived hundreds of years ago in cultures completely different from yours, thought the same. in what world will chinese eyes ever be more beautiful than large round european eyes? Do you know anything about Chinese history? Because if you do, you'd know that the classical beauty ideal for eye shape was "Phoenix Eyes": long, narrow, almond shaped eyes. Just be honest, the reality is that white features te…	/r/BlackPillScience	29/10/18 12:13 PM
23	Are common white features biologically more attractive or it status/media that makes them look so? It's 100% status/media, and there's no need to go all the way back to Ancient Egypt. There were many Chinese records from the late Qing dynasty describing Europeans when people in China saw Europeans for the very first time. Back then Europeans weren't considered attractive. Words like "ghost", "hairy", "sickly green eyes", "beak-like mouth" were commonly used to describe them. This was in the 19th century less than 200 years ago. This whole "white features considered attractive" thing only came…	/r/BlackPillScience	28/10/18 04:40 AM