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Interestingly, the research shows women tend to rate others as more attractive than men do, possibly due to social biases or ingrained perceptions. Hosts argue that pretty privilege is more prevalent and impactful today than other forms of societal privilege like race or gender—though acknowledging that attractiveness is largely innate and not easily changed.
They critique Hollywood's portrayal of women who leverage their looks but also suggest that societal standards are often manipulated or shifted intentionally, creating unrealistic beauty ideals. The discussion touches on how attractive people are often unaware of the societal advantages they hold and how this unconscious bias influences everyday interactions.