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If you press the button, your face becomes as attractive as it can possibly be while still being recognizeably you. This change takes place slowly and painlessly over the course of the next year. Do you press the button?

Yes
87.8%
No
12.2%

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Girl, you forgot to present a negative effect. Of course everyone would choose to be more attractive.

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Usually I try to ask questions that divide the answers in half. This one seems like it has an obvious right answer, and I'm curious about how big the minority is.

1:32 PM · Jul 12, 2018

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What do you think makes up that minority? Extreme confidence or cynicism? Or do people just like being contrarian?

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There's Lizardman's constant, but also my theory is that some people have an identity associated with being unattractive, or feel negatively about attractive people, or feel that becoming more attractive would make people take the rest of their accomplishments less seriously.

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