Exactly. What's interesting is not the conclusion reached, but rather that people need to be told it at all.
Yesterday, I was at a family dinner and somehow we got on the topic of hot female celebrities. Someone said to my 12-year-old cousin "Hey, what's a cute young singer or something?" and he said "None. It's what's on the inside that makes them beautiful!"
A conditioned response, no doubt. It is something that we
teach to children that "looks do not matter", but it defies human sexual behaviors completely. As such, we grow up actively believing and preaching something that contradicts our subconscious actions.
This kid will come around in a few years, since his dad made all the women wet back in the day and I have zero doubt his boys will slay when they're older. My uncle was like a cross between Full House era Stamos and 90s Johnny Depp when he was my age.
We look kinda similar, but he inherited the "I have f*****g awesome hair at age 40 and probably always will" genes like the rest of my family.