Re:Physical attractiveness bias in the legal system (2017)
by qzw on Monday August 03, 2020 @10:42PM
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I think this is what The Great Gatsby was about. It is also possible to spend nearly (same O() but maybe different constant factor) as much on t-shirt and shorts as an Armani suit. Plus the fit of the clothes matter almost more than the brand. But I think the biggest difference is that people who grow up rich often have this ineffable sense of ease with the world.
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Re:Physical attractiveness bias in the legal system (2017)
by KSteffensen on Tuesday August 04, 2020 @02:47AM
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They're at ease in their environment, not with the world in general.
Put them on the floor of a blacksmith shop and you will see them get nervous.
Re:Physical attractiveness bias in the legal system (2017)
by blaser-waffle on Tuesday August 04, 2020 @12:36PM
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In the modern west, actual blacksmithing is comparatively rare and niche. "Check out my bespoke wrought iron cuff-links", etc.
Put them on the floor of a McDonalds in a questionable neighborhood -- that's where they'll get nervous.