"人们对有吸引力的人自然更表面化。在印象方面，能力和外貌之间有一种权衡。我们无法避免做出快速判断，漂亮的人可能很难被视为有能力。"
— Paul Graham
Simplified Meaning:
When we meet someone who is very good-looking, we often pay more attention to their appearance rather than their abilities or intelligence. This happens automatically and quickly because we tend to form immediate opinions based on how someone looks. This can make it challenging for attractive individuals to be recognized for their talents or skills. Imagine a well-dressed salesperson walking into a room. Many might focus on how stylish they are and overlook their professional expertise. As a result, the salesperson has to work harder to prove that they are not just about looks but also competent in their job. Anyone dealing with this can try to consistently demonstrate their knowledge and abilities to help others see beyond their appearance.
