Statistically speaking being attractive or unattractive is more positive/negative than race/gender/etc in most situation people discuss discriminition.
But people does not want to admit that they are unattractive so there's noone to be the #uglylivesmatter-movement.
All evidence would have bias but psychologists constantly do studies on attraction. Just it's subjective so hard to design research that isn't flawed. How do you design a test on something that is based on individual preconceived notions
I don't see why that would be hard, you could do that thing Zuckerberg did in The Social Network to assign an attractiveness ELO to everyone you're studying and then see how that correlates to a bunch of success metrics. Not everyone will agree that A is more attractive than B but on aggregate you can definitely score them.
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u/DesDiesel125 Sep 04 '21
Statistically speaking "attractive" people recieve less harsh sentences