I truly tremble to imagine the shear size of Britishers pinup collection. No doubt he spent weeks going through the dark places of the internet to research this video haha
As a silent film aficionado, I am gratified by the inclusion of Mary Pickford and Marie Doro. One might have wished for Mabel Normand as well, but one cannot fault the other superb examples of the point from the cinematic world. Well thought and well executed. Thank you.
You could remake this video hundreds of times over to address everything they've tried to tear down. Are we all good painters, poets, singers, parents, movie makers, teachers, song writers, or dancers.
brilliantly explained, those who say "we are all beautiful" are always ugly and jealous. I am not good looking but I just accept this is the way I am and see no point in ruining it for others, after all I'm not attracted to ugly people
As the comedian said when Race Queens were banned - it's not for men to tell beautiful women how to use their bodies - that's for less attractive women to do.
I like to think that britisher has a wife . And well editing she just kept asking "so what you working on now?" And he responded in is eloquent manner "something that pales in comparison to you" I don't know anything but this idea seems vary him to me.
I’ve struggled with my weight fo years. 10 years ago if I embarked on a diet people would be encouraging they would agree not to offer me things I shouldn’t eat etc. Now so many say things like like “no you’re not fat” “you look fine”. I’m fat, and that’s on me, but I do wish people would do me the courtesy of not trying to delude me that this is anything other than something I need to change.
Indeed beauty is not subjective, it is mathematically objective. Facial symmetry and body dimensions of a certain type are measurably more attractive than others.
You’re right, of course, but still, few are “naturally beautiful”, for most, they aspire to be beautiful. It’s the aspirational quality that is missing in the body positivity movement.
It may sound a rather odd source for a resonant quotation, but a line spoken by the character Syndrome in the film The Incredibles often comes to mind: "When everyone's a Super - then no-one will be!" And I think that's very much the mentality of such people who wish to perpetuate the notion that beauty - at least aesthetic beauty - is an inherent trait in everyone; by claiming that everyone is beautiful, one essentially eliminates the concept, removing its perceived exclusivity.
Beauty is subjective, it is in the eye of the beholder. It is a quality of our minds as much as of that which we are looking at. But... Deliciousness is also subjective, and we still recognise that a nice pain au chocolat is more delicious than a bowl of gruel.
This concept that everyone is beautiful in their own way is just an continuation from the "Every child gets a trophy" generation. They were brought up to believe there is no last place (and also no first place), so they apply it to every aspect of life.
"Beauty is in the eye of the beholder"... Just because some want to push the narrative that everyone is beautiful, doesn't make it so to those doing the beholding. I much prefer classic beauty.
Physical performance potential and health are my first metric. Then, how much you use grooming and clothing to present your ideal self. There's such a thing as controversial beauty.
In my opinion one of the Top 5 most beautiful singers I've ever seen is Amy Lee who is the lead singer of the band Evenesence. It helps that she has an awesome singing voice :-)
Beauty is a hierarchy someone is at the top someone is in the middle and someone is at the bottom. Everyone is beautiful is just yet another attack on standards and hierarchy.
Enjoyed your study on beauty and agree totally in your conclusions. Though I was disappointed you didn’t use Britain’s Marylyn Monroe equivalent in the simply beautiful Diana Dors in your pictorial description of beauty
This reminds me of when I was watching QI on a certain video platform that's totally not a publisher, because the BBC made a bad deal with the provider of their stock images and footage and can't show the show in the U.S. Anyway it reached a point to where Sandy Tosvig was claiming that there was no such thing as a normal human temperature. I found myself yelling at my monitor something to the effect of "Human temperatures fall on a bell curve also known as a normal distribution. The normal temperature is the top of that curve, y'know the flat part.". Not meant to be a comment on her work on the show. I was prepared to hate anyone who followed Stephen Fry and was pleasantly surprised.
I do agree the other day in Tesco cafe hubby and I sat next to a vision of pre raphaelite beauty with her two daughters. Long curly red hair, blue eyes and cotton dress. She was served by a young heavily tattooed, head shaved tough looking young woman. And the difference was palpable. I put it on Facebook. My point was ‘ are women becoming less feminine and why is everyone getting tattooed? I was harangued. Even by my own daughter. So I left fb. That’s a big thing for me. I keep in touch over fb. But no more. I’m fed up with only being able to express a view that everyone else agrees with.
The downside to Diversity is diversity in quality as well. Some will be more and others will be less at literally anything that's more "diverse". You cannot demand diversity and then complain that not everyone is equal. You just got what you wanted: diversity in the results. It's also revealing of incredible ignorance when life and evolution in general are "designed" so as to have the greatest diversity of outcomes possible and then weed out everything that doesn't met specific fitness goals. That's how everything improves overtime, try lots of new things, shun what doesn't work and promote what does.
Attractiveness is not beauty. Claiming attractiveness irrespective of how divergent from the ‘norm’ one may be is not necessarily beauty. It is as the saying goes in the eye of the beholder and is sensed not simply seen.
You're right, Sir B. Beauty is individual, it is the good fortune of genetics/happenstance whatever.. It is different for everyone. What one may find beautiful another may find absolutely ordinary. However, the Hollywood legends you showed are some of the most physically beautiful ladies ever to grace the planet. A great many people find them so - myself included! Stunners to a tee ❤ Those of us not blessed as such simply make the most of our other God given charms 😆😋✌🏻
i am not sure some of the dead birds he put up would earn that moniker from me, but as they say it is in the eye of the beholder but fat birds or 1/2 gender weirdo's need not apply.
Yes, beauty is a gift, like any gift, such as athletic talent. No one argues about that one and says "We're all Olympians." Oh yes, there is an argument that we're all *champions,* but it hasn't gotten anyone into the NBA who doesn't belong -- unlike the body positivity movement that's gotten certain people into underwear ads. Funny when it's quantifiable, no one puts up a fight.
I know I'm not. Then again, I don't have to be. However, to some extent, beauty in fact is in the eye of the beholder. See, in most cases, in order to become sexually interested in another specimen of our species, we need to find them attractive. If we were attracted only to the "objectively" beautiful ones, homo sapiens would have been long since extinct by now. And people seem to be attracted to all sorts of types. What's more, we tend to perceive our loved ones as the most beautiful in the world. I guess it's all more or less subjective.
@@defeqel6537 Nah, I don't think so (although, of course, there certainly are folks who have no standards). Besides, if everyone only wanted to bed people in the top tier of attractiveness, 99% of us would NEVER get any. Ever.
This question is something I've always asked, and I came to the leftist perspective which made me have to see the right. I thank you so much for sharing this. It helps me.
There are other things that are beautiful besides women. A bouquet of flowers, The Delicate Arch, Sydney Opera House, a lynx and the rabbit it is prowling through the snow, or a well designed logo with a monocled man in a pith helmet. And yet many of your arguments still apply wonderfully.
I think what you mean is comeliness - which is no doubt a function of the will to procreate. Beauty is perhaps more a thing of intent - as in a beautiful aspiration to do a noble thing - which makes the arguments of the 'everyone is beautiful' crowd all the more inane. The potential for beauty exists in us all, but cannot be realized by merely reducing everyone and everything to the lowest common denominator and then applying the desired adjective. Meaningless has a hard time occasioning meaning, unless you're a surrealist... Cheers - and Thanks!
I'm ugly and I don't care. As an ugly person I say that not everybody is beautiful, and that some people are ugly. Not everybody has the same positive aspects. At least if you're smart you worked for it. If you're beautiful you didn't work for it, you were born with it, so you can't be proud of it. Being beautiful isn't something to be proud of. Nor is it something to be ashmed of, either. Being ugly isn't something to be ashamed of either. Lots of people are ugly... I prefer cute, shy, introverted girl next door types who dress conservatively and don't wear any make-up whatsoever. I don't find supermodels desirable even though I find them attractive. They're just not my type...
I think a lot of people mistake hormonal sexiness with beauty buy there are other things like grace and confidence that play a factor, look at Audrey Hepburn lots of woman were far more pretty but Audrey had a grace to her ,where it's true that your born with good or bad genetics But alot also has to do with how you sculp the things you have and what presence you hold
@@raven-sf3di I prefer shy and awkward because I'm shy and awkward myself. But if you like that upper middle class grace and elegance that women from families of famous actors of film, TV and theatre, that's fine too...
I feel sorry for all the women in this video. Having male standards of beauty inflicted upon them. Being forced to wear make-up & skimpy outfits, and subjected to the male gaze. Harmful. We need to tell them about this immediately, and how reality is a tool of male oppression.
Beauty standards change with time, though. Note, that doesn't mean I advocate going back to worshipping the Venus of Willendorf, I also prefer the Venus of Milo. But if you look at, say, Rubens' or Rembrandt's women, they tend to have a certain shapeliness that differs from the one that's been in vogue since the post-War years.
"You can not govern it with laws. Often I feel those who refuse to embrace beauty are those who are desperately jealous of it...because they sense it's power and demand such for themselves." ^This. I'd say you are dead right and is precisely what it is right here. Damn...That was almost poetic. Thank you. And thank you as well for the wonderful, completely binary, totally Eurocentric (How dare you! *In Greta Thunberg voice) cis heteronormatively focused display once again. Most satisfying. Ahhhhh. 😊🤗
Agreed their is a set of traits that is of traits that humans instinctively sense as beauty that is nearly universal across humans not something cultural but instinctual but of course those who deny this deny reality itself usually it seems with things the fat acceptance people trying to argue that obesity isn't unhealthy or trans people saying people should be attracted to them because they identify as what they are not and many could achieve beauty least to some extent but are too lazy to even try and have ugly personalities so end up having both internal and external types of ugliness
They have not tried to democratize beauty, but communize it... Now I'm imagining someone with a hammer and sickle flag yelling 'seize the means of beauty! Looks for all!'
I would say that all of those beautiful women appeared healthy. Beauty is not just appearance though. A songstress such as Aretha Franklin or Adele may not appear beautiful, but will have a beautiful voice.
Hmm... I don't really agree on beauty being something we cannot measure, or define. There might be individual variation, but there are a lot of commonalities, otherwise a lot of the make-up industry (for example) would not exist, or would not be able to market their products.
One of the benefits of growing older is that you can see and admire a beautiful woman without needing to posses her. Sexual jealousy declines with that infernal testosterone and the more that you deal with beautiful women the more you learn that it comes with a price related to entitlement and personality. Best just to look. (I have a beautiful wife and...let's just leave it there).
1) "Beauty" is one of a number of metrics which, at its core, means "above average". It is not mathematically possible for all - or even most - to be statistically "above average". It defies logic. 2) "Beauty" is something which people have a biological affinity for. Even newborn babies display an in-built preference for beautiful features. The statements "beauty is subjective" and "everyone is beautiful" are ideological, not realistic.
Not everyone, but I'm gorgeous.
“The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command.”
― George Orwell, 1984
That's exactly what's going on.
I don't understand why people don't have enough self respect to not want to be lied to about what they are and are not.
Beauty is in the eye of the beer-holder.
I truly tremble to imagine the shear size of Britishers pinup collection. No doubt he spent weeks going through the dark places of the internet to research this video haha
Yet, he missed my favorite: Clara Bow.
Yes, I'm old.
Nature is not fair. You'd think people that reject religion would understand that.
As a silent film aficionado, I am gratified by the inclusion of Mary Pickford and Marie Doro. One might have wished for Mabel Normand as well, but one cannot fault the other superb examples of the point from the cinematic world. Well thought and well executed. Thank you.
You could remake this video hundreds of times over to address everything they've tried to tear down. Are we all good painters, poets, singers, parents, movie makers, teachers, song writers, or dancers.
You can be something great if you want to put the sweat in. Probably.
Beauty can be created and destroyed. What we are being told to do is to lower our standards.
@@gintokisakata1917 in a nutshell.
"Beauty touches us"
Britisher, only if the date went spectacularly well!
brilliantly explained, those who say "we are all beautiful" are always ugly and jealous. I am not good looking but I just accept this is the way I am and see no point in ruining it for others, after all I'm not attracted to ugly people
As the comedian said when Race Queens were banned - it's not for men to tell beautiful women how to use their bodies - that's for less attractive women to do.
I like to think that britisher has a wife . And well editing she just kept asking "so what you working on now?" And he responded in is eloquent manner "something that pales in comparison to you" I don't know anything but this idea seems vary him to me.
I’ve struggled with my weight fo years. 10 years ago if I embarked on a diet people would be encouraging they would agree not to offer me things I shouldn’t eat etc. Now so many say things like like “no you’re not fat” “you look fine”.
I’m fat, and that’s on me, but I do wish people would do me the courtesy of not trying to delude me that this is anything other than something I need to change.
Indeed beauty is not subjective, it is mathematically objective. Facial symmetry and body dimensions of a certain type are measurably more attractive than others.
Lol I think the Britisher just wanted to show off all his stock footage
which I'm not complaining about
‘Beauty is dead, and we have killed it.’
As a 'solid' 4 I can confirm that beauty is unequal under all circumstances. The mere fact that body positivity has to be propagandised is proof.
I'm a beautiful sod. Checkmate, Webster.
One of your best videos. I had a rollercoaster of emotions when shown beauty and then...fat.
I look like the Crypt Keeper from the series, but I can build a house, and I’m pretty fuckin funny! 😂🍻🧐
I can go with this. We ourselves know what we are no matter whether others put us down or lift us up. We are what we are and we know it.
Excellent video!
Roger Scruton would applaud it.
Beauty is a superlative, not an average.
"I AM BEAUTIFUL!" is what I yell as I put a hammer through another lying damnable reflective surface.
Me: "I am beautiful."
Mirror: "I beg to differ, sir."
Me, with hammer: "NYEEEEEH!"
Beauty is not a participation trophy.
The demonic make war upon the angelic out of jealously and spite.
100% agree.
You’re right, of course, but still, few are “naturally beautiful”, for most, they aspire to be beautiful. It’s the aspirational quality that is missing in the body positivity movement.
Masterful piece!
1:40.....eyes to rip your soul to shreds....
"I'm guided by the beauty of our weapons..." - Leonard Cohen, First We Take Manhatten.
It may sound a rather odd source for a resonant quotation, but a line spoken by the character Syndrome in the film The Incredibles often comes to mind:
"When everyone's a Super - then no-one will be!"
And I think that's very much the mentality of such people who wish to perpetuate the notion that beauty - at least aesthetic beauty - is an inherent trait in everyone; by claiming that everyone is beautiful, one essentially eliminates the concept, removing its perceived exclusivity.
It is the argument without evil, there is no good. Without ugly there is not beauty. The biggest takeaway, it is all subjective.
This video is a masterpiece.
Only I am beautiful
Beauty is subjective, it is in the eye of the beholder. It is a quality of our minds as much as of that which we are looking at.
But... Deliciousness is also subjective, and we still recognise that a nice pain au chocolat is more delicious than a bowl of gruel.
Thank you sir for the great content
Beauty fades, ugliness is forever!
Beauty is skin deep, but if we peel it off you'll disturb everyone. Wait, whaaa-
You are so right!!!
In my opinion it is possible to learn to see the beauty in someone when you love them, where you didn't see it before.
I completely agree, but I think that's more a philosophical argument than an objective one.
On the other hand, it must be devastating for the beautiful when they have lost their looks
This concept that everyone is beautiful in their own way is just an continuation from the "Every child gets a trophy" generation. They were brought up to believe there is no last place (and also no first place), so they apply it to every aspect of life.
If they'd say "most people can have beautiful moments", I'd quite agree
"Beauty is in the eye of the beholder"...
Just because some want to push the narrative that everyone is beautiful, doesn't make it so to those doing the beholding.
I much prefer classic beauty.
And Wooords can't bring me down...
You are beautiful, no matter what they saaaay
Physical performance potential and health are my first metric. Then, how much you use grooming and clothing to present your ideal self. There's such a thing as controversial beauty.
In my opinion one of the Top 5 most beautiful singers I've ever seen is Amy Lee who is the lead singer of the band Evenesence. It helps that she has an awesome singing voice :-)
“Beauty is in the eye of the social construct”
Beauty is a hierarchy someone is at the top someone is in the middle and someone is at the bottom.
Everyone is beautiful is just yet another attack on standards and hierarchy.
Enjoyed your study on beauty and agree totally in your conclusions. Though I was disappointed you didn’t use Britain’s Marylyn Monroe equivalent in the simply beautiful Diana Dors in your pictorial description of beauty
Well said.
I have no illusions or delusions of being beautiful. Especially after that visit to hospital when they tried to x-ray me... and the machine broke.
Hedy Lamarr had a beautiful brain.
Great video mate, thank you. In this clown world rationality is as rare as beauty, thanks for being a rarity.
This reminds me of when I was watching QI on a certain video platform that's totally not a publisher, because the BBC made a bad deal with the provider of their stock images and footage and can't show the show in the U.S. Anyway it reached a point to where Sandy Tosvig was claiming that there was no such thing as a normal human temperature. I found myself yelling at my monitor something to the effect of "Human temperatures fall on a bell curve also known as a normal distribution. The normal temperature is the top of that curve, y'know the flat part.".
Not meant to be a comment on her work on the show. I was prepared to hate anyone who followed Stephen Fry and was pleasantly surprised.
best video ever
Truth.
You cannot choose who you think beautiful. The beer does that.
I do agree the other day in Tesco cafe hubby and I sat next to a vision of pre raphaelite beauty with her two daughters. Long curly red hair, blue eyes and cotton dress. She was served by a young heavily tattooed, head shaved tough looking young woman. And the difference was palpable. I put it on Facebook. My point was ‘ are women becoming less feminine and why is everyone getting tattooed? I was harangued. Even by my own daughter. So I left fb. That’s a big thing for me. I keep in touch over fb. But no more. I’m fed up with only being able to express a view that everyone else agrees with.
The downside to Diversity is diversity in quality as well. Some will be more and others will be less at literally anything that's more "diverse".
You cannot demand diversity and then complain that not everyone is equal. You just got what you wanted: diversity in the results.
It's also revealing of incredible ignorance when life and evolution in general are "designed" so as to have the greatest diversity of outcomes possible and then weed out everything that doesn't met specific fitness goals. That's how everything improves overtime, try lots of new things, shun what doesn't work and promote what does.
Spot on
Attractiveness is not beauty. Claiming attractiveness irrespective of how divergent from the ‘norm’ one may be is not necessarily beauty. It is as the saying goes in the eye of the beholder and is sensed not simply seen.
1:05 *JAYNE* Mansfield
You're right, Sir B. Beauty is individual, it is the good fortune of genetics/happenstance whatever.. It is different for everyone. What one may find beautiful another may find absolutely ordinary. However, the Hollywood legends you showed are some of the most physically beautiful ladies ever to grace the planet. A great many people find them so - myself included! Stunners to a tee ❤ Those of us not blessed as such simply make the most of our other God given charms 😆😋✌🏻
i am not sure some of the dead birds he put up would earn that moniker from me, but as they say it is in the eye of the beholder but fat birds or 1/2 gender weirdo's need not apply.
Yes, beauty is a gift, like any gift, such as athletic talent. No one argues about that one and says "We're all Olympians." Oh yes, there is an argument that we're all *champions,* but it hasn't gotten anyone into the NBA who doesn't belong -- unlike the body positivity movement that's gotten certain people into underwear ads. Funny when it's quantifiable, no one puts up a fight.
You could have put some handsome men in there. But my god, I loved those bums.
I know I'm not. Then again, I don't have to be. However, to some extent, beauty in fact is in the eye of the beholder. See, in most cases, in order to become sexually interested in another specimen of our species, we need to find them attractive. If we were attracted only to the "objectively" beautiful ones, homo sapiens would have been long since extinct by now. And people seem to be attracted to all sorts of types. What's more, we tend to perceive our loved ones as the most beautiful in the world. I guess it's all more or less subjective.
it's more a matter of young men being content with anything that moves..
@@defeqel6537 Nah, I don't think so (although, of course, there certainly are folks who have no standards). Besides, if everyone only wanted to bed people in the top tier of attractiveness, 99% of us would NEVER get any. Ever.
Beauty is wonderful thing but not always a positive ask Hedy Lamarr. Also you missed that most British of Beauties Diana Dors.
Well I suppose that is a matter of semantics.
You should have taken longer to get your point across
🤣
I have watched this video several times and for some reason I keep losing concentration. Very odd. I shall have to watch... again...
This question is something I've always asked, and I came to the leftist perspective which made me have to see the right.
I thank you so much for sharing this. It helps me.
There are other things that are beautiful besides women. A bouquet of flowers, The Delicate Arch, Sydney Opera House, a lynx and the rabbit it is prowling through the snow, or a well designed logo with a monocled man in a pith helmet. And yet many of your arguments still apply wonderfully.
I think what you mean is comeliness - which is no doubt a function of the will to procreate. Beauty is perhaps more a thing of intent - as in a beautiful aspiration to do a noble thing - which makes the arguments of the 'everyone is beautiful' crowd all the more inane. The potential for beauty exists in us all, but cannot be realized by merely reducing everyone and everything to the lowest common denominator and then applying the desired adjective. Meaningless has a hard time occasioning meaning, unless you're a surrealist... Cheers - and Thanks!
Well I know I am he said modestly😁
No and we have to stop prentending everyone is beautiful,smart and equal.
I'm ugly and I don't care. As an ugly person I say that not everybody is beautiful, and that some people are ugly. Not everybody has the same positive aspects. At least if you're smart you worked for it. If you're beautiful you didn't work for it, you were born with it, so you can't be proud of it. Being beautiful isn't something to be proud of. Nor is it something to be ashmed of, either. Being ugly isn't something to be ashamed of either. Lots of people are ugly...
I prefer cute, shy, introverted girl next door types who dress conservatively and don't wear any make-up whatsoever. I don't find supermodels desirable even though I find them attractive. They're just not my type...
I think a lot of people mistake hormonal sexiness with beauty buy there are other things like grace and confidence that play a factor, look at Audrey Hepburn lots of woman were far more pretty but Audrey had a grace to her ,where it's true that your born with good or bad genetics But alot also has to do with how you sculp the things you have and what presence you hold
@@raven-sf3di
I prefer shy and awkward because I'm shy and awkward myself. But if you like that upper middle class grace and elegance that women from families of famous actors of film, TV and theatre, that's fine too...
No. No, we are not. Some of us are just hideous.
I feel sorry for all the women in this video. Having male standards of beauty inflicted upon them. Being forced to wear make-up & skimpy outfits, and subjected to the male gaze. Harmful.
We need to tell them about this immediately, and how reality is a tool of male oppression.
Beauty is the ultimate privilege!!..
"...no earthly power can make you beautiful..." *SHOWS WOMEN DIPPED IN MAKEUP*
Beauty standards change with time, though. Note, that doesn't mean I advocate going back to worshipping the Venus of Willendorf, I also prefer the Venus of Milo. But if you look at, say, Rubens' or Rembrandt's women, they tend to have a certain shapeliness that differs from the one that's been in vogue since the post-War years.
To lay that old canard to bed...who had the money to commission these works?
Rubenesque figures were once considered attractive as they were a sign of wealth....however by definition most people should be around average.
True.
Therefore I identify as Trans Hot.
Thusly I am boo tee full.
But,
I wish you included Linda Evangelista.
"You can not govern it with laws. Often I feel those who refuse to embrace beauty are those who are desperately jealous of it...because they sense it's power and demand such for themselves."
^This. I'd say you are dead right and is precisely what it is right here.
Damn...That was almost poetic. Thank you.
And thank you as well for the wonderful, completely binary, totally Eurocentric (How dare you! *In Greta Thunberg voice) cis heteronormatively focused display once again. Most satisfying. Ahhhhh. 😊🤗
I've never been so disgusted with the disingenuous vanity of the modern narcissist.
I'm f.. ng gorgeous me!
Agreed their is a set of traits that is of traits that humans instinctively sense as beauty that is nearly universal across humans not something cultural but instinctual but of course those who deny this deny reality itself usually it seems with things the fat acceptance people trying to argue that obesity isn't unhealthy or trans people saying people should be attracted to them because they identify as what they are not and many could achieve beauty least to some extent but are too lazy to even try and have ugly personalities so end up having both internal and external types of ugliness
Please visit the Traditionalist, it would mean a lot!
"We" = men, "them" = feminists. Jolly good show.
They have not tried to democratize beauty, but communize it... Now I'm imagining someone with a hammer and sickle flag yelling 'seize the means of beauty! Looks for all!'
Nope. Only me. Cause my mother said so.
I sorta agree, but I watch athletes move and they are beautiful, and that is earned.
What? No Nigella Lawson?
I would say that all of those beautiful women appeared healthy. Beauty is not just appearance though. A songstress such as Aretha Franklin or Adele may not appear beautiful, but will have a beautiful voice.
I could have sworn there was some bloke talking in this video. Did anyone else hear anything? 🧐
Hmm... I don't really agree on beauty being something we cannot measure, or define. There might be individual variation, but there are a lot of commonalities, otherwise a lot of the make-up industry (for example) would not exist, or would not be able to market their products.
As long as we can all start by agreeing cats are beautiful then I don’t care about the rest.
One of the benefits of growing older is that you can see and admire a beautiful woman without needing to posses her. Sexual jealousy declines with that infernal testosterone and the more that you deal with beautiful women the more you learn that it comes with a price related to entitlement and personality. Best just to look. (I have a beautiful wife and...let's just leave it there).
No!
ethanol
1) "Beauty" is one of a number of metrics which, at its core, means "above average". It is not mathematically possible for all - or even most - to be statistically "above average". It defies logic.
2) "Beauty" is something which people have a biological affinity for. Even newborn babies display an in-built preference for beautiful features. The statements "beauty is subjective" and "everyone is beautiful" are ideological, not realistic.