By removing the racial differences, you probably come closer to the 'default' appearance of a human, which is ingrained into our brains to be extremely attractive.
The "default" appearance of a human is an idea within the minds of individuals. Typically, our personal ideas of the "typical" human are based on what we've grown up with, so many people (though certainly not all of them) tend to be attracted to members of their own race/ethnicity.
I mean biologically, what a human looks like. Ie, what Adam looked like. I'm not totally sure that that bit of the Bible is true, but you get the point right? It's safe to assume that all humans were once one race, then over the two millions years of our existence, the environmental differences created racial differences in us. Mixing the genes of different races would in theory recreate that first Homo sapiens, which would be biologically programmed in us to be the most handsome/pretty possible genetic combination.
Kind of like those girls who you think are black but aren't sure 'cause their skin isn't that dark..
But, from my experience, those kind of girls always turn out to be really pretty(:
I decided to test this theory, and picked Angelina Jolie. She is Slovak, German, Slavic, French Canadian, and Dutch. I'm gonna say that's pretty complicated and diverse.
Depends on which three countries. If it was something like France, Uganda, and Japan, that would be pretty complicated, but if it was Brazil, Argentina, and Venezuela there probably wouldn't be that much genetic variation between the three.
I don't know if I would classify that as extremely complicated (part white, part Asian), but it's definitely more complicated than most peoples'. I'm also mixed (Chinese, German, and Swiss) but I consider myself pretty average-looking.
Man, I'm actually pretty jelly, even for average looks. That way the opposite sex is not completely turned off by your looks (it's happened to me far too many times :/) but at the same time they do not think you are a douchebag for being attractive.
The thing is besides Comanche those are all very close to each other. Geographically and in terms of looks. A better example is someone who is Korean, Ghanaian and French.
The only thing that I know about myself is that I'm 1/2 Mexican and 1/8 Dutch, so I have no idea if I have a racially diverse backround. All I know is that my sister looks very exotic and beautiful, so I'm guessing it's pretty diverse.
By removing the racial differences, you probably come closer to the 'default' appearance of a human, which is ingrained into our brains to be extremely attractive.
The "default" appearance of a human is an idea within the minds of individuals. Typically, our personal ideas of the "typical" human are based on what we've grown up with, so many people (though certainly not all of them) tend to be attracted to members of their own race/ethnicity.
I mean biologically, what a human looks like. Ie, what Adam looked like. I'm not totally sure that that bit of the Bible is true, but you get the point right? It's safe to assume that all humans were once one race, then over the two millions years of our existence, the environmental differences created racial differences in us. Mixing the genes of different races would in theory recreate that first Homo sapiens, which would be biologically programmed in us to be the most handsome/pretty possible genetic combination.
Kind of like those girls who you think are black but aren't sure 'cause their skin isn't that dark..
But, from my experience, those kind of girls always turn out to be really pretty(:
"sometimes" yes, sometimes.
I decided to test this theory, and picked Angelina Jolie. She is Slovak, German, Slavic, French Canadian, and Dutch. I'm gonna say that's pretty complicated and diverse.
I have a complicated racial background (three countries, is that complicated enough?) but I'm ugly as fuck :O
inb4 "omg attention whore"
Depends on which three countries. If it was something like France, Uganda, and Japan, that would be pretty complicated, but if it was Brazil, Argentina, and Venezuela there probably wouldn't be that much genetic variation between the three.
I don't know if I would classify that as extremely complicated (part white, part Asian), but it's definitely more complicated than most peoples'. I'm also mixed (Chinese, German, and Swiss) but I consider myself pretty average-looking.
Well damn you got one of them right (Japan).
The rest is Sweden and England.
Man, I'm actually pretty jelly, even for average looks. That way the opposite sex is not completely turned off by your looks (it's happened to me far too many times :/) but at the same time they do not think you are a douchebag for being attractive.
I'm Russian, Polish, Czech, German, and Comanche, but I look pretty average.
The thing is besides Comanche those are all very close to each other. Geographically and in terms of looks. A better example is someone who is Korean, Ghanaian and French.
Beyonce's like that too, right? And Jessica Alba (though I'm not sure...)
I think Beyonce is part black, part French, and part Native American.
Cuban, German and scottish. But I just look German so nobody believes the Cuban part.
The only thing that I know about myself is that I'm 1/2 Mexican and 1/8 Dutch, so I have no idea if I have a racially diverse backround. All I know is that my sister looks very exotic and beautiful, so I'm guessing it's pretty diverse.
Damn it. why am i just plain white?
Haha!
English, Irish, Dutch, Swedish, and Cherokee is all I know. But I don't think that it's very diverse.
I'm Irish, Russian, German, Polish, Ukrainian, French, Austrian and Czechoslovakian. Lots of different countries, but still all European.