A study used AI and scientific benchmarks to analyze many Reddit posts about countries with the most attractive people. Considering keywords such as attractive, beautiful, handsome, excellent, attractive, sexy, and charming, including the number of posts, comments, and upvotes they received. The ranking was produced from an analysis of thousands of posts about attractive countries. All this data created a score based on the number of posts, comments, and upvotes.
According to the data, Indians are considered the most attractive globally, followed by Americans and Swedes. Indian women and men are considered the most attractive globally, possibly because of their reputation in the Bollywood film industry, which has launched many stars to fame.
The swimsuit company Pour Moi conducted a survey and found that Europe has the highest number of countries with attractive people, totaling 25 nations.
The 25 most attractive nationalities
- India
- USA
- Sweden
- Japan
- Canada
- Brazil
- France
- Italy
- Ukraine
- Denmark
- Poland
- United Kingdom
- Germany
- Spain
- Mexico
- China
- Ireland
- Israel
- Netherlands
- Colombia
- Norway
- Türkiye
- Australia
- New Zealand
- Lebanon
The ‘least attractive’ countries
- Swiss
- Indonesia
- Latvia
- Albanian
- Cuba
- Chili
- Egypt
- Saudi Arabia
- Croatia
- Belgium
“Regarding the most attractive women in the world, Indian women top the list of Reddit users. Bollywood movies show women looking glamorous and attractive with beautiful dresses, makeup, and hair. That’s why they are considered the most attractive. Regarding the most attractive women in the world, Indian women top the list of Reddit users. Bollywood movies showcase women wearing beautiful dresses, stunning makeup, and stylish hair. This is why they are considered very attractive.
As part of the study, 23news, one of the AI imaging tools, was tasked with producing images of what it thought attractive people in the countries analyzed in the study looked like. We have asked you to do the same. The results of the images generated with artificial intelligence accompany this article.
What is beauty for science?
Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder, that beauty is in the skin or a feeling. In science, the most objective view of beauty is based on the Golden Ratio to measure it. The golden ratio, often expressed by the Greek letter phi (φ), is a mathematical constant approximately equal to 1.6180339887. The most beautiful people are those who have balanced features around their eyes, cheeks, and mouth. These features should follow the golden ratio for perfect symmetry.
The golden ratio is not just a mathematical curiosity. Spiral galaxies and their arms often show patterns similar to the Golden Ratio, which occurs naturally in many cases, including astronomy.
Let’s keep in mind that, from an evolutionary perspective, beauty is fundamentally linked to reproductive success. Attractive traits often indicate health, fertility, or positive genetic qualities, thus increasing the likelihood of successful breeding. Scientists suggest symmetrical faces are more attractive because they indicate stable development and good health.
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