Hybrid Theory

I believe everyone is beautiful, but that people just have different preferences for certain individuals. What I have noticed for my preferences and for the preferences for many of my friends is that the individuals that appear the most attractive are composed of mixed races.

This is what I have called the 'Hybrid Theory' (not the Linkin Park album, which was my favourite Linkin Park album). The theory states 'The more races a person is composed of, the more attractive they appear to a greater number of people'. This is another reason why racism should be abolished already.

Some celebrity examples are:

Hannah Simone:

A Canadian actress and former VJ for MuchMusic, her father is of Indian descent and her mother is of German, Italian and Greek Cyproit descent.

Olivia Munn:

An American actress, her father was of German and Irish descent and her mother is of Chinese descent (but born and raised in Vietnam).

Wentworth Miller:

An American actor, his father is of African-American, Jamaican, English, German, Jewish and Cherokee background and his mother is of Russian, French, Dutch, Syrian and Lebanese descent.

Nicole Scherzinger:

An American singer-songwriter, she was born in Hawaii to a Filipino father and a Russian and Hawaiian mother.

Shemar Moore:

An American Actor, his father is of African-American decent and his mother is of Irish and French-Canadian descent who worked in Denmark and Bahrain where Shemar Moore was raised.

There have been several books and studies verifying the Hybrid Theory; a few examples include the book Mixed Kids Are Always So Beautiful and the Mixed-Race People Perceived as 'More Attractive' UK Study by Cardiff University's School of Psychology (http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/04/100414092523.htm).

So feel free to bear children with  those outside your ethnic boundaries, as apparently the results are gorgeous.

Note: The post is not meant to be taken seriously. It is just a fun opinion composed by the author. If you have any more examples, feel free to comment below or share with the author.