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Just like in ancient China, where they use to bound the feet because men found that attractive. People throughout our history have interpritated beauty in many different ways and forms.

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Makes sense to me. This is an erudite way of saying "different people like different things."

Here's a quick social-historic example: back in the 16th and 17th centuries, pale white skin was the ideal of beatuy -- so much so that women would drink vinegar thinking it would whiten their skin. What's today's solution? Buy a membership and LA Tan and fake bake until one looks "good."

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David Hume once said "Beauty is no quality in things themselves. It exists merely in the mind which contemplates them." Do you agree that beauty is no quality in things themselves?

He was athesit which means he does not believe in god.
His other jobs were Diplomat and a Historian
{david_hume.png} Face portrait of David Hume
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Died on August 25th, 1776
Cause of death Colon Cancer
He was athesit which means he does not believe in god.
His other jobs were Diplomat and a Historian
{david_hume.png}
http://nndb.com/people/810/000030720/
http://www.swami-krishnananda.org/com/com_hume.html