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11-29-2020, 07:49 PM
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"just a few mm's of bone determines your entire life"
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11-29-2020, 07:56 PM
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Originally Posted By Parkerscott⏩
No I’m mainly talking about bodybuilding and low body fat aesthetics"just a few mm's of bone determines your entire life"
So get incel stuff out of here
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11-29-2020, 07:57 PM
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I’ve been pretty aesthetic before and it wasn’t that great. Maybe got a bit more female attention but I literally don’t give a fuk about female attention.
11-29-2020, 07:58 PM
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Originally Posted By trapspot⏩
Don't mean sh*t when your face is busted, boyo.No I’m mainly talking about bodybuilding and low body fat aesthetics
So get incel stuff out of here
So get incel stuff out of here
11-29-2020, 08:00 PM
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11-29-2020, 08:01 PM
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Was in class and i decided to people the zyzz copy pasta for lulz hopefully make people laugh, this for the unaware.
so i have to do presentation for class
-awkward as ****
-start working out
-not so awkward
-zyzz is my inspiration
-presentation again
-trembling
-just keep telling myself "i'm fawkin zeez bruh"
-get confident
-my turn
-i get up there
-start shaking uncontrollably
-start telling myself "i'm fawkin zeez bruh"
-teacher says I can start anytime
-I start off with "i'm fawkin zeez bruh"
-at this point I'm so nervous I blackout
-"i'm fawkin zeez bruh"
-repeat at least 4 more times
-look around the room, people are saying "why does he keep saying that?"
-girls start laughing
-I pass out
-hit head on the corner of teacher's desk
-minor concussion
-teacher thinks I was on drugs
-classmates call my zeezprah
-nickname eventually turns into zebra
-i haven't heard my real name in months
-haven't been this depressed since high school
Anyways, i tell them my story and noone laughs they just stare at me and say wow that's tragic..... i sigh to myself... im zebra..... and everyone starts laughing at me..... is this memeception because everyone is calling me zebra now and i havent been this depressed since high school.
so i have to do presentation for class
-awkward as ****
-start working out
-not so awkward
-zyzz is my inspiration
-presentation again
-trembling
-just keep telling myself "i'm fawkin zeez bruh"
-get confident
-my turn
-i get up there
-start shaking uncontrollably
-start telling myself "i'm fawkin zeez bruh"
-teacher says I can start anytime
-I start off with "i'm fawkin zeez bruh"
-at this point I'm so nervous I blackout
-"i'm fawkin zeez bruh"
-repeat at least 4 more times
-look around the room, people are saying "why does he keep saying that?"
-girls start laughing
-I pass out
-hit head on the corner of teacher's desk
-minor concussion
-teacher thinks I was on drugs
-classmates call my zeezprah
-nickname eventually turns into zebra
-i haven't heard my real name in months
-haven't been this depressed since high school
Anyways, i tell them my story and noone laughs they just stare at me and say wow that's tragic..... i sigh to myself... im zebra..... and everyone starts laughing at me..... is this memeception because everyone is calling me zebra now and i havent been this depressed since high school.
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11-29-2020, 08:02 PM
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11-29-2020, 08:02 PM
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It’s all about the face (srs)
Which is where the language (voice) comes from
Hope this helps
Which is where the language (voice) comes from
Hope this helps
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11-29-2020, 08:02 PM
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Originally Posted By trapspot⏩
CopeNo I’m mainly talking about bodybuilding and low body fat aesthetics
So get incel stuff out of here
So get incel stuff out of here
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11-29-2020, 08:03 PM
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High T warrior skull (masculine features) usually comes with great physique (natty muscle gains come easily)
It’s encoded in our dna to have a few expert hunters that unironically get all the women. Most men are gatherers
It’s encoded in our dna to have a few expert hunters that unironically get all the women. Most men are gatherers
11-29-2020, 08:03 PM
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Originally Posted By Parkerscott⏩
JFL you’re the one who’s coping by explaining nothingCope
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11-29-2020, 08:04 PM
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Originally Posted By stevemckenna⏩
Well who was skincare and plastic surgery?Don't mean sh*t when your face is busted, boyo.
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11-29-2020, 08:07 PM
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Babies’ cuteness is key to their survival. What happens when they’re not that cute?
Unattractive babies may face discrimination
Adapted from Ugly Renaissance Babies
Babies' cuteness is a powerful force to be reckoned with. It melts adult hearts, ensuring babies a steady source of food and protection until they mature to an age when they're slightly less vulnerable.
What is it about babies that makes them so cute? It's their eyes, which are huge relative to their faces (eyeballs don't grow all that much after birth); their heads, which are too big for their bodies; their cheeks; and their tiny chins that get adults to fixate on them.
Scientists say these traits activate an instinctual attention in adults. Brain scan studies have found evidence of an immediate reaction to babies in parents and non-parents alike in the orbitofrontal cortex, a region of the brain thought to be involved in rewarding and decision-making. Cute babies are just extremely hard to ignore, and this is likely hardwired into our brains.

Top: This is your brain on cute babies. PLOS
How we react to less attractive babies
There's some evidence to suggest that less cute children are treated differently. A review of the scientific literature in the journal Trends in Cognitive Sciences highlights a few conclusions that point in this direction.
The first: "Both men and women will expend extra effort to look longer at cute infant faces."
A 2011 study in PLOS found both men and women would stare longer at a "cuter" infant's face. "This is in line with previous studies showing that ‘cuter’ infants are rated as more friendly, cheerful, and likeable," the authors of that paper wrote.

So cuter babies command more attention. Does this mean adults prefer them? "When presented with cute and less-cute infants, adults prefer to give a toy to, or even adopt, the cuter one," they write.
The problem of cuteness discrimination is more acute when the baby has a physical abnormality.
Brain scans show that adults — who usually have immediate brain activity when gazing on an infant's face — will show less activity when babies have a "craniofacial abnormality that disrupts the typical cute facial composition."
In the real world, this plays out with tragic consequences. Babies with cleft lips and palates are more likely to have "adverse outcomes in child development, including cognitive problems," the paper writes. "These problems can at least partly be attributed to early disruptions in mother-child interactions, specifically a lack of all-important maternal responsiveness." The implication is that the mother is less responsive because the child is less cute.
Take a look at these two babies. Does one pull at your heart more than the other? The one on the left has been digitally altered to look cuter.

Unattractive babies may face discrimination
Adapted from Ugly Renaissance Babies
Babies' cuteness is a powerful force to be reckoned with. It melts adult hearts, ensuring babies a steady source of food and protection until they mature to an age when they're slightly less vulnerable.
What is it about babies that makes them so cute? It's their eyes, which are huge relative to their faces (eyeballs don't grow all that much after birth); their heads, which are too big for their bodies; their cheeks; and their tiny chins that get adults to fixate on them.
Scientists say these traits activate an instinctual attention in adults. Brain scan studies have found evidence of an immediate reaction to babies in parents and non-parents alike in the orbitofrontal cortex, a region of the brain thought to be involved in rewarding and decision-making. Cute babies are just extremely hard to ignore, and this is likely hardwired into our brains.

Top: This is your brain on cute babies. PLOS
How we react to less attractive babies
There's some evidence to suggest that less cute children are treated differently. A review of the scientific literature in the journal Trends in Cognitive Sciences highlights a few conclusions that point in this direction.
The first: "Both men and women will expend extra effort to look longer at cute infant faces."
A 2011 study in PLOS found both men and women would stare longer at a "cuter" infant's face. "This is in line with previous studies showing that ‘cuter’ infants are rated as more friendly, cheerful, and likeable," the authors of that paper wrote.

So cuter babies command more attention. Does this mean adults prefer them? "When presented with cute and less-cute infants, adults prefer to give a toy to, or even adopt, the cuter one," they write.
The problem of cuteness discrimination is more acute when the baby has a physical abnormality.
Brain scans show that adults — who usually have immediate brain activity when gazing on an infant's face — will show less activity when babies have a "craniofacial abnormality that disrupts the typical cute facial composition."
In the real world, this plays out with tragic consequences. Babies with cleft lips and palates are more likely to have "adverse outcomes in child development, including cognitive problems," the paper writes. "These problems can at least partly be attributed to early disruptions in mother-child interactions, specifically a lack of all-important maternal responsiveness." The implication is that the mother is less responsive because the child is less cute.
Take a look at these two babies. Does one pull at your heart more than the other? The one on the left has been digitally altered to look cuter.

11-29-2020, 08:10 PM
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Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken⏩
Baby on the left looking aesthetic as fuark no homo no ****Babies’ cuteness is key to their survival. What happens when they’re not that cute?
Unattractive babies may face discrimination
Adapted from Ugly Renaissance Babies
Babies' cuteness is a powerful force to be reckoned with. It melts adult hearts, ensuring babies a steady source of food and protection until they mature to an age when they're slightly less vulnerable.
What is it about babies that makes them so cute? It's their eyes, which are huge relative to their faces (eyeballs don't grow all that much after birth); their heads, which are too big for their bodies; their cheeks; and their tiny chins that get adults to fixate on them.
Scientists say these traits activate an instinctual attention in adults. Brain scan studies have found evidence of an immediate reaction to babies in parents and non-parents alike in the orbitofrontal cortex, a region of the brain thought to be involved in rewarding and decision-making. Cute babies are just extremely hard to ignore, and this is likely hardwired into our brains.

Top: This is your brain on cute babies. PLOS
How we react to less attractive babies
There's some evidence to suggest that less cute children are treated differently. A review of the scientific literature in the journal Trends in Cognitive Sciences highlights a few conclusions that point in this direction.
The first: "Both men and women will expend extra effort to look longer at cute infant faces."
A 2011 study in PLOS found both men and women would stare longer at a "cuter" infant's face. "This is in line with previous studies showing that ‘cuter’ infants are rated as more friendly, cheerful, and likeable," the authors of that paper wrote.

So cuter babies command more attention. Does this mean adults prefer them? "When presented with cute and less-cute infants, adults prefer to give a toy to, or even adopt, the cuter one," they write.
The problem of cuteness discrimination is more acute when the baby has a physical abnormality.
Brain scans show that adults — who usually have immediate brain activity when gazing on an infant's face — will show less activity when babies have a "craniofacial abnormality that disrupts the typical cute facial composition."
In the real world, this plays out with tragic consequences. Babies with cleft lips and palates are more likely to have "adverse outcomes in child development, including cognitive problems," the paper writes. "These problems can at least partly be attributed to early disruptions in mother-child interactions, specifically a lack of all-important maternal responsiveness." The implication is that the mother is less responsive because the child is less cute.
Take a look at these two babies. Does one pull at your heart more than the other? The one on the left has been digitally altered to look cuter.

Unattractive babies may face discrimination
Adapted from Ugly Renaissance Babies
Babies' cuteness is a powerful force to be reckoned with. It melts adult hearts, ensuring babies a steady source of food and protection until they mature to an age when they're slightly less vulnerable.
What is it about babies that makes them so cute? It's their eyes, which are huge relative to their faces (eyeballs don't grow all that much after birth); their heads, which are too big for their bodies; their cheeks; and their tiny chins that get adults to fixate on them.
Scientists say these traits activate an instinctual attention in adults. Brain scan studies have found evidence of an immediate reaction to babies in parents and non-parents alike in the orbitofrontal cortex, a region of the brain thought to be involved in rewarding and decision-making. Cute babies are just extremely hard to ignore, and this is likely hardwired into our brains.

Top: This is your brain on cute babies. PLOS
How we react to less attractive babies
There's some evidence to suggest that less cute children are treated differently. A review of the scientific literature in the journal Trends in Cognitive Sciences highlights a few conclusions that point in this direction.
The first: "Both men and women will expend extra effort to look longer at cute infant faces."
A 2011 study in PLOS found both men and women would stare longer at a "cuter" infant's face. "This is in line with previous studies showing that ‘cuter’ infants are rated as more friendly, cheerful, and likeable," the authors of that paper wrote.

So cuter babies command more attention. Does this mean adults prefer them? "When presented with cute and less-cute infants, adults prefer to give a toy to, or even adopt, the cuter one," they write.
The problem of cuteness discrimination is more acute when the baby has a physical abnormality.
Brain scans show that adults — who usually have immediate brain activity when gazing on an infant's face — will show less activity when babies have a "craniofacial abnormality that disrupts the typical cute facial composition."
In the real world, this plays out with tragic consequences. Babies with cleft lips and palates are more likely to have "adverse outcomes in child development, including cognitive problems," the paper writes. "These problems can at least partly be attributed to early disruptions in mother-child interactions, specifically a lack of all-important maternal responsiveness." The implication is that the mother is less responsive because the child is less cute.
Take a look at these two babies. Does one pull at your heart more than the other? The one on the left has been digitally altered to look cuter.

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11-29-2020, 08:13 PM
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Forget the red pill, black bill, pink pill, hiroshima pill, etc.
It's time to get chicken pilled, boyos.
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/n...ion-eggs-food/

It's time to get chicken pilled, boyos.
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/n...ion-eggs-food/

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Originally Posted By jakobi⏩
Only if you're ugly.nope... money is the language of the universe
Being tall and attractive is literally a short cut to everything. I know from personal experience

11-29-2020, 08:39 PM
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id say there's more than meets the eye.. actually
so the opposite pretty much
for instance, when an object is red it's because it absorbs all other colors and reflects red. it's literally the opposite of red
so the opposite pretty much
for instance, when an object is red it's because it absorbs all other colors and reflects red. it's literally the opposite of red
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Originally Posted By meanstringbean⏩
Share us a storyOnly if you're ugly.
Being tall and attractive is literally a short cut to everything. I know from personal experience
Being tall and attractive is literally a short cut to everything. I know from personal experience

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Originally Posted By meanstringbean⏩
Dude it’s not that great. I don’t even care that girls find me attractive anymore.Only if you're ugly.
Being tall and attractive is literally a short cut to everything. I know from personal experience
Being tall and attractive is literally a short cut to everything. I know from personal experience

Would rather be a founder of some company and sell it for 9 figures and then do whatever the fuk I want.
Here’s the real test. If you’re attractive you’ll be impacted by covid and the lockdowns. Think rich people are impacted by this clown world? Absolutely not
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Originally Posted By notbadnotbrad⏩
A lot of weight gainDude it’s not that great. I don’t even care that girls find me attractive anymore.
Would rather be a founder of some company and sell it for 9 figures and then do whatever the fuk I want.
Here’s the real test. If you’re attractive you’ll be impacted by covid and the lockdowns. Think rich people are impacted by this clown world? Absolutely not
Would rather be a founder of some company and sell it for 9 figures and then do whatever the fuk I want.
Here’s the real test. If you’re attractive you’ll be impacted by covid and the lockdowns. Think rich people are impacted by this clown world? Absolutely not
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Originally Posted By trapspot⏩
genetics = aestheticsNo I’m mainly talking about bodybuilding and low body fat aesthetics
So get incel stuff out of here
So get incel stuff out of here
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Originally Posted By anonkunbrah⏩
Genetics are what separate decent from elite in a lot of careers/sportsgenetics = aesthetics
11-29-2020, 09:09 PM
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Being good looking and tall attracts both good and bad attention. I’ve the last decade, I continue to get better looking and the gap between myself and others is as vast as it has ever been. Plenty of ugly people try to rustle me, but I just do what their parents did to them, completely ignore the ugly little stains.
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Originally Posted By aleeboy⏩
Is it mostly obese guys that try to mess with you?Being good looking and tall attracts both good and bad attention. I’ve the last decade, I continue to get better looking and the gap between myself and others is as vast as it has ever been. Plenty of ugly people try to rustle me, but I just do what their parents did to them, completely ignore the ugly little stains.
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Originally Posted By anonkunbrah⏩
here's the thing. do you know how many processes are going on in the body?genetics = aesthetics
so, take someone's 2 inch jaw. and someone else has a 3 inch jaw. attribute "success" - however you define it - solely to the "jaw".
you would have to isolate the process by which the jaw is created. follow it continually throughout - attribute what it "did" to how it was created - and then attribute that to "success".
here's the thing. there are so many things going on it's close to impossible. now here's also the thing. i'm not saying genes don't matter, i'm saying the degree to which nobody knows. in other words you can't attribute itSOLELYto genes. if you actually dig down into the questions i just asked you, you'll see the science is weak at best. more postulation than demonstration
Seventeen years after the initial publicationx of the human genome, we still haven’t found all of our genes. The answer turns out to be more complex than anyone had imagined when the Human Genome Project began.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6100717/These results support the immunocompetence-handicap hypothesis for male faces in that masculine traits signalled health during adolescence. However, they suggest that any health-related evolutionary benefits obtained from preferences for attractive facial traits may be weak
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12952647/here's some more complexity:
Your genes play an important role in your health, but so do your behaviors and environment, such as what you eat and how physically active you are. Epigenetics is the study of how your behaviors and environment can cause changes that affect the way your genes work. Unlike genetic changes, epigenetic changes are reversible and do not change your DNA sequence, but they can change how your body reads a DNA sequence.
genes are often a nice little story to feed other's intellectual narcissism
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