In article <046e7etfuqif2s3mm4shkg2omquc4abt9s@4ax.com>,
SerpentLord@Evil.Incarn8 says...
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> On Tue, 26 Feb 2019 19:30:58 -0800, Noe Boddie <nobody@nowhere.com>
> wrote:
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> >In article <Uc69E.427173$dE1.345502@usenetxs.com>,
> >SerpentLord@Evil.Incarn8 says...
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> >Interesting, comparing the "plastic surgery culture" of Korea and China.
> >In Korea, plastic surgery seems intended to make Korean women more
> >beautiful according to Korean ideals. In China, seems to be oriented
> >(haha, no pun intended) towards western ideals.
> >
> >Korea, FTW!!!
> >
> >NB
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> What I noticed is that their eyes have been "fixed"...they're
> not "slant-eyed". It's not natural, for sure. I think I mentioned
> before that the Chinese women are more full-bosomed. Idk if that's
> their perception of ideal or just what the plastic surgeons have to
> work with. They're tinkering with genetics over there too so who
> knows what that will lead to. :-/
> I think Sofi has a little bit of oriental heritage too. I see
> that in a lot of Russian women, but the USSR took in a whole lot of
> peoples.
Interesting too, that genetic manipulation thing. The cat's out of the
bag. Who knows, we may need new humans to battle, or tolerate peaceful
coexistence with, the AI singularity to come. And gotta admit that,
although the idea of manipulating human genes pre-birth is pretty much
repugnant, I am really curious to see what will come of it - and thus,
in some small way, support it.
I am, in general, a bad person. ;)
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