Depending on the demographic, that's half the battle right there.
Depending on the demographic, that's half the battle right there.
Even Jason Fenske, of the Engineering Explained channel, is super attractive. He has a channel dedicated to the minutiae of automotive technology that is considered highly niche. Not many people care to learn about tire sipes, yet he has a 10 minute video on the subject. I bet his audience demographics skew very heavily male.
You get dealt a hand, and you play with it. You can be good looking and do horrible in life. You can be not good looking and become immensely wealthy. It doesn't matter.
It doesn't pre-determine your outcome.
It does matter, in that it helps to start out wealthy or smarter or better looking than your competition.
Have you even met anyone successful who whined about how disadvantaged they were? Or do they tell you what they did to overcome the odds onstead?
Just because people can beat stacked decks doesn't make stacked decks okay.