The Savagery Of The Dailymail's Comment Section

[That Guy]

So I was reading some articles about L'Oreal's 4D hair-printing tech they are developing and there are a few gems in the comments. This one takes the cake, IMO

Some of the comments also demonstrate how "If you're bald, you ain't sh*t" but there are some great responses and anti-blue pill statements.

 

[hellouser]

22 likes on Kiernan's response.

Game over.

 

[Roberto_72]

It does happen frequently that people judge a situation that is widespread based on what is said by those who are very close to them, and who obviously do not want to hurt them.

What should have the wife said, "yes please love become a scientist and find a cure for your own baldness because I hate your bald head"???

 

[plisk]

hahaha oh sh*t

that was a great line

I have to admit, it took me a while to understand where the posters here are coming from, simply because hair loss hadn't been that impacting for me. But i get it now, downplaying the impact of hair loss leads to a general attitude that its not important which in turn makes people in position to do something about it feel as if its not a big deal. It is after all, called a cosmetic condition rather than a disease.

I feel that if the correlation between early onset male pattern baldness and insulin related dysfunction or heart disease was more firmly established rather than just a quirk scientists like to point out when reading the data, it would be treated far more seriously.

 

[That Guy]

hahaha oh sh*t

that was a great line

I have to admit, it took me a while to understand where the posters here are coming from, simply because hair loss hadn't been that impacting for me. But i get it now, downplaying the impact of hair loss leads to a general attitude that its not important which in turn makes people in position to do something about it feel as if its not a big deal. It is after all, called a cosmetic condition rather than a disease.

I feel that if the correlation between early onset male pattern baldness and insulin related dysfunction or heart disease was more firmly established rather than just a quirk scientists like to point out when reading the data, it would be treated far more seriously.

Welcome to the club, fellow enlightened one.