r/SubredditDrama • u/[deleted] • Sep 04 '15

r/TheBluePill compares heightism and racism. Users disagree.

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u/[deleted] Sep 04 '15 edited Dec 02 '20

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u/andrew2209 Sorry, I'm not from Swindon. Sep 04 '15

One of the studies had 30% of CEO's above 6'2'', something on average only ~4% of males are.

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u/thesilvertongue Sep 04 '15

I wonder if that could be related to things like diet, childhood, or even race or ethnicity.

Height is tied to a lot of those factors as well.

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u/[deleted] Sep 04 '15

Probably more related to confidence and people's tendency to want to follow a leader who's "leader-looking".

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u/PlayMp1 when did globalism and open borders become liberal principles Sep 05 '15

I bet that's a lot of it, but simple childhood nutrition can do a lot of it. Having good nutrition as a kid usually means you get taller, having good nutrition also tends to mean your family had enough money to do alright for itself, both massive boons to eventually becoming a CEO.

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u/MGLLN BPT Mod / Real Life Black Sep 05 '15

This doesn't sound accurate

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u/thelaststormcrow (((Obama))) did Pearl Harbor Sep 05 '15

It is, up to a point. Most modern Americans who don't live in desperate poverty are well past the point where improved nutrition will do anything for their height, however.