Randall Twehous: If there was no standard for physical beauty, the catwalks of the world would be populated by women of all shapes and sizes. They aren't.
Brice Greczkowski: All concepts are a result of conditioning.Beauty and ugly do not exist except in the 'I'(the body/mind that identifies itself with the I thought) of the beholder.The 'I' thinks it is making an independant judgement but it is really only regurgitating it's social and mental conditioning.
Maria Bengston: Yes, it does exist. Physical beauty is our minds' way of finding a suitable mate, so the more attractive and more beautiful things are the things that are most beneficial for procreation and raising children. Different cultures have different standards for physical beauty, because certain things are beneficial in some places, while detrimental in others. An example is how blonde hair is usually found more attractive to white men because it shows a lack of pigmentation in the hair and skin, ! and therefore an ability to survive easier in colder climates (Like how many Scandinavians have blonde hair), since white people come from colder places. It's just a natural reaction that's been hardwired into our brains for millenia....Show more
Tyrone Disanti: What if human beings have been to evolve without lips? Or with eyes on antennas? would not we nevertheless evaluate ourselves common/distinctly? If those or different issues have been real, particular we'd discover situations of splendor, and situations of ugliness. yet as quickly as we had those effective factors, they may well be for a objective, only as a results of fact the antennas on a moth have a objective, and only as a sponge has no mouth. whilst any situation in any respect meets the desires of the organism, that's what the Greeks meant by utilising 'perfection', not what we propose by utilising it. a completely healthful yet gruesome person is 'perfect', whilst a fine looking yet congenitally malfor! med woman, which incorporate one born with sick kidneys, or wi! th an somewhat low IQ, isn't perfect, as a results of fact she would not meet the standards of the person. Oh, there is not something morally incorrect together with her and she or he ought not be taken care of as though she is. yet interior the unique, Greek definition of 'perfection' an organism of any kind in any admire is optimal on condition that it does and is what that's nature is set to be....Show more
Cuc Gire: A large part of physical attraction is sexual, having more to do with the body than the face, and is something that results from our genetic makeup. But restricting the question to the face, people's reactions still generally agree on which ones are beautiful. Part of that might be sexual also - as people get older they tend to find younger faces more attractive. Independent of that, it does seem to be true that certain facial features are found more often on people who are considered beautiful. A study on this subject found that one common feature! of beautiful people is that their faces are symmetrical (right side identical to the left side), maybe a suggestion of perfection that people respond to instinctively because it could mean less chance of physical abnormalities overall. Another attractive feature, especially in women, is large eyes, which remind us of children and their carefree and accepting natures. There are undoubtedly many more cues in facial features that play on our subconscious desires for qualities in our mates....Show more
Pamela Meno: Certainly Physical beauty does exist, if you believe it does. Of course we can agree that Ugly does exist in others. Seriously without physical beauty there may well be no population. Old Ladies would have no joy, babies would make people cry, and Revlon would disappear.
Rubye Bonnin: - All of the above - beauty represents conformance and success within one's culture. As cultures change through time or distance, so do conditions of beauty. If health,! fertility, or wealth were representations of conformance and success t! o one's culture, then they are harbingers of beauty (or handsomeness) within that culture.I've found that the media, with some exceptions, is usually following a culture, not leading it....Show more
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