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Which do you think creates the greatest discrepancy in privilege:

Attractiveness
21.1%
Race
16%
Social class
58.8%
Gender
4.1%

488 votesFinal results

6:21 PM · Jul 13, 2016

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attractiveness is ranking higher than race and gender...what?

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I just linked a short piece on the influence attractiveness has on the way people treat you... it's pretty huge

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Dr. Poop Muscles, PhD

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Rule 1: Be attractive. Rule 2: Don't be unattractive.

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Fictitious Online Bear Persona

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It's hard to call. The units all differ: money for class & gender, "why live?" for attractiveness, fear for race & gender.