[ SECRET POST #5249 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5249 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

You can make objective generalizations about large populations, though, even if those aren't true on the level of individual persons.

[philstar22]

Sure, sort of. I never said otherwise. You can see that on average more people tend to find certain things attractive. I wouldn't call that objective, I'd say it is a summary of the average opinions.

But you definitely can't then take those generalizations and start using them to mean that some people are objectively more attractive than others or that everyone always finds the same thing attractive. That's not how generalizations work, but too often people use them that way.