なぜ人は、“顔で得している人”を見るとイライラしてしまうのか【ルッキズム×進化心理学】

I noticed something at a drinking party. It wasn't anything special. They were just smiling. They were just there. Yet the atmosphere around them revolved around them. The men naturally started talking to them. The boss was in a good mood. Even the waiter was a little nicer. And without realizing it, somewhere inside, there was a unease. "Why is it always that person?" "Is it all about looks in the end?" But neuroscience and evolutionary psychology don't explain that feeling as "mere jealousy." The human brain judges a person's value in 100 milliseconds. Moreover, that judgment influences ability, personality, and trustworthiness. Why do people unconsciously favor beautiful people? Why do we get irritated when we see someone who "gets ahead because of their looks"? Why can't the brain be fair? This video dissects the human "instinct for comparison," based on research in lookism, evolutionary psychology, neuroscience, and social psychology. That emotion isn't a sign of a bad personality. It's a survival algorithm ingrained in the brain hundreds of thousands of years ago. #Neuroscience #Psychology #EvolutionaryPsychology #Lookism #SocialPsychology #Neuroscience #Jealousy #NeedForApproval #SNS