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I don't think they should be divorced, per se, but I attained Guru (again) and honestly I am the least helpful user on this website often finding myself taking deep pleasure in antagonizing the populace or giving them half answers for the sheer enjoyment of knowing that I can.

I feel as though, in light of the election's results, the problem of the ranking system can easily be attributed to the fact that rather than by merit a person is promoted through sheer force of will and ultimately boredom itself. In turn posting large numbers of meaningless and empty opinions leads not only to material wealth for no apparent reason without repercussion at no cost to but also titles afforded without any given expectation of performance.

If life were that easy then longevity, not ability, would be the sole decider of one's position in a company or corporation but of course this is a major falsehood. Why is it that this website does not encourage active participation through their ranking and reward system instead of passive participation? Surely this would be smarter and have more impact than paying graphic designers money for simply making the banner purple.

According to the fashion industry, the age at which girls are most attractive is when they're as young and fresh into adolescence as possible. Major market high fashion/runway agencies prefer to sign new faces in the 14 to 16 year old range, over the height of 5'9", with size 4 as an absolute maximum. And a female model's 'prime' in the US is between the ages of 14 to 18 years old. The average editorial/runway model will be considered 'past it' and 'too old' by the time she reaches the age of 23, unless she has become an extremely well known supermodel. Most girls' careers in the fashion industry end at this age, and they leave the industry due to a lack of bookings in a sea of younger, more beautiful faces, or from sheer burnout from constant travel, work and rejection.

So, would you agree with the fashion industry's assessment of when females are at their peak, when they're the most stunningly beautiful and sexually attractive? Would you agree that 14-18 is the prime of a female's life when it comes to her natural, physical beauty, and that her beauty falls off a cliff as soon as she enters her twenties, to the extent where all she's deemed to be good enough for is 'adult entertainment' by the age of 23? Or would you completely disagree with the fashion industry's assessment of females' 'shelf lives' and 'expiry dates', and take exception to the notion that females only possess the youthful beauty required to make the grade and be considered prime material between the ages of 14 and 23?