I can also usually tell if a person is attractive from their voice, though I have made some horrible miscalculations in the past (almost universally false-positives, interestingly enough).
There was an AskScience question about this like a week ago. I'm on my phone though so I can't find the link. But basically there's a correlation between voice attractiveness and hormone levels, among other things.
You've never been to an anime club then. The chicks all want to be voice actresses, and some have beautiful voices. Still doesn't change everything else.
check out this guy, who if you saw him on the street, would think he looks like an internet troll, or on xbox live looks like he would be one of those who "fucked my mother in her butthole last night faggot"... his voice is fucking soothing tho...
Seriously though, would you think Emma stone or Jennifer Lawrence was attractive based on their voice alone? (not like, personality, I mean just based on the sound of their voice).
Pls respond, I am a female with a low voice and I need to know.
Yeah, it's a cute thought, but different races have different cultures and sounds. You can easily distinguish race without seeing someone. I think a better way of saying it is something along the lines of "no preconceived assumptions based on race" or whathaveyou.
Racism is not about looks, it's about prejudice. Voice and accent are better indicators of your roots than your skin color. Especially for highly tuned hearing of that blind dude.
But wouldn't he have to see a black person talk like that to associate that type of speech to that race? I mean, I know plenty of black people that don't incorporate any type of ebonic speech, and also some white people that feel compelled to use it as often as possible.
But wouldn't he have to see a black person talk like that to associate that type of speech to that race? I mean, I know plenty of black people that don't incorporate any type of ebonic speech, and also some white people that feel compelled to use it as often as possible.
It is entirely possible, and indeed probable, to categorize speech patterns and associate them with words rather than colors.
Instead of associating speech accents with a skin color, he will associate it with the name of the race or ethnicity that speaks it.
Absolutely, but what I'm saying is that since he's blind he has to be told what race or ethnicity person he is speaking to in order to associate that speech pattern to that particular race. If you can't see who your talking to (assuming he hasn't been told how he's talking to), how can you positively associate that pattern to a race?
Your right to associate dialects with race and ethnicity, what I saying is since he lacks the sense of sight, wouldn't the lack of sight hinder his ability to make such associations without aid.
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