What would life be like if looks/appearances were never deceiving?

[Anonymous]

Like for example what would life be like if you could judge a book by it’s cover?

[CrimsonAngel09]

"What would it be like if you could judge a book by it’s cover?"

People already do that, and that is what we call an assumption.

Some examples:

A guy decided to insult my German nationality by calling me a Nazi a couple days ago.

My Mom was in morbidly obese range due to various medical issues including fluid in her legs. People in public looked at her, they automatically assume she stuffed her face left and right with food.

If someone doesn't shave their pubic hair, they're automatically labeled as lazy, disgusting, and unhygienic. In reality you're not supposed to shave, and people do it because porn told us to. It's merely for aesthetic purposes only, not for health reasons.

People have tons of tattoos, they're automatically labeled as a dangerous person that went to jail.

If you’re skinny and can't help it such as high metabolism, people immediately think you don't eat at all.

Again, we do live in a world where people judge a book by its cover, and it hurts every single time. There's nothing good about judging someone solely based on appearances or their background.

[Anonymous]

Looks are never deceiving if you have eyesight.

[TheSpaceGnome]

Looks are almost always deceiving, at least in the context he's talking about.

[inhua]

it would be no different to real life except this time evidence won't be required to condemn someone

an attractive person is automatically innocent of any crimes and an unattractive person is automatically guilty of any crimes whether he/she committed them or not

[TheSpaceGnome]

Omnipotence is impossible.

[REX_JSWL]

It would be a disaster