That's a good point (patronising lol) but yes at least if a good looking person improves on themselves then people take note of it.
Even looking at gymcelling, good looking guy gets muscles and a ripped body? "wow he's so disciplined" but an ugly guy does it? "lol he's overcompensating for genetics".
It's not personally how I view this but I recognise that it's a common thought generally, even subconsciously in me.
I was just throwing it out as a suggestion but I'm not concrete in that belief, I'm definitely not saying it's easier to be "worthless".
I don't see you as inferior at all, but unfortunately most people don't question themselves on their empathy towards others. I think I'm only this way because I've felt inferior as a fat ugly teenager (up until 16) and had many moments of being made to feel inferior, I wasn't even bullied or anything (not regularly at least) so I can't even imagine how f*****g scarring that would be, but I knew what it was like to be of less worth and value because of something I had no control over.
I don't know why this always sticks out in my memory because it's definitely not the worst thing to happen to me, but I remember during this French exchange trip how this 8/10 guy who all the girls loved was inviting my friends to some party in a room, and when I walked up to be involved he was just like "you can't come, not you. They can come". I never even spoke to the guy, he was staying in my friends house and over a week of playing Playstation we became good friends, but that initial rejection was just like damn, people are un-necessarily cruel. What harm would I do by just being ugly at a party?
This is minor in comparison with what you go through daily but I still feel I have some sort of insight.
I really wish humans were more like other species that all look the f*****g same.