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@caterine4604 5 лет назад

"This really hideous baby". Ha my soul.

@colexiberras4367 4 года назад

"this attractive baby" his fbi agent: bruhhhh

@kyroking9934 3 года назад

😂😂

@me3zabu406 5 лет назад

"this hideous baby" damn bruh

@CE-gb9rj 3 года назад

Man I cane here to study and now I want to adopt the ugly baby

@helhkr 10 лет назад

Please, keep doing this wonderful work.

@toekneesee 3 года назад

It's SO SAD that this is true!!!

@icelysis3974 8 лет назад

Poor baby aha xd

@chocolate9304 11 месяцев назад

poor little baby why are u making me cry😭

@ClayLud 8 лет назад

Excellent video my man! Thanks so much.

@logangomez4475 6 лет назад

Good looking babies get tired of so much attention.

@monikadzino3303 8 лет назад

thank you for that video, it helped me a lot

@jackmagee1450 2 года назад

Thanks, very helpful

@imogenoliver-jones2687 7 месяцев назад

I can't believe you've got me feeling bad for a drawing of a baby

@MabeSall-k6i 18 дней назад

Davion Brook

@WallaceDonadio-w9n 26 дней назад

Naomi Unions

@wisdom.perseverance Год назад

How behaviour stimulate genes😂

@KittyFIxX 10 лет назад

great!

@OMaMaRMY Год назад

Story of my life

@arashghashghai3980 4 года назад

That's messed up! Change your example Patton!

@TheaDragonSpirit 4 года назад

2:25 - You're making a lot of false assumptions. For example the more good looking baby could end up getting raped more, getting ostracised by less good looking people, end up with more social problems, say if they just aren't very good at communicating with people as they lose their looks with age, end up with more stress then the ugly child, which from a young age ends up with a close nit bunch of friends, which don't care about looks, support each other and generally do better. Simply being good looking doesn't lead to a better life, it really depends on the community you live in and how people think in those areas... this example depends too much on instinct, but this only really works with animals that don't think as much as humans do.

@TheaDragonSpirit 4 года назад

@TheAnax 11 Only if people don't think and only act on instincts.

@ifeatuobasi8941 4 года назад

lol, he just gave an analogy to explain the concept of how the environment can affect gene which is the same thing you just said about " being good looking doesn't necessarily lead to a good life". If you take a less superficial understanding to his teaching, you would see that you both are describing the same phenomenon. But if you still think he is making false assumption about the baby who isnt all good looking, then you are also making a false assumption abt the baby who is good looking

@TheaDragonSpirit 4 года назад

@@ifeatuobasi8941 - It's kind of implied in society that being good looking will lead to an easier life. But I don't think it's true, I think learning skills and being smart will lead to a better life long term. :) You would have to first define what good looking is, and then measure what a good life is, and then ask people if they think they have a good life. So there is always going to be assumptions here. I think the aim should be to get skills you can practically use to make life better for yourself, over worrying about looks. Also creating a look you like to me is more aligned with a skill, since you're changing how you look.