Do you think it's ironical that people don't want recessive traits to be dominant in humans when that's the beauty standard they set?

[Babygirl_S]

They say it's racist to do so but don't realise that the most popular INDIAN woman in the West is Ashwara Rai who wouldn't be worshipped without her eye colour.


Here is my question that irked the devotees of Ashwara :
Do you support making certain recessive traits dominant in humans? ↗

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+1 y

She is old news in India, a country where other women who don't have recessive traits also become famous like Bipasha, Deepika, Priyanka etc. but foreigners are still singing her praises. I have also met people who told me they didn't find Ashwara attractive or beautiful but white people worship her 🤔

[CrabCakes11]

Humans generally find regular looking people attractive. There’s a reason red heads are rated least attractive by men

[Bklynbadboy12]

Yes your absolutely right. This world is crazy and it's only getting crazier. Soon that be able to isolate and eliminate those recessive trait and everyone will look that same 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[Bklynbadboy12]

Thanks for the MHO

[Berethor]

Uniqueness Value Trope, maybe they her fans and don't want her to have a competition. :)

[laly520]

we humans tend to complicate everything as much as possible

[DrPepper12]

No, however diversity in the gene pool is important. Assuming that the entire planet mixes itself together in the future, scientists have predicted that we will roughly look Polynesian.

[itsclearlynicholas]

It's very ironical ironic. Ah well. I often wonder how many things don't seem to get the