Holy shit, you are dense.
Ariana Grande, Sexiest Woman in the World of 2015 according to FHM, just 1.53m. She kind of looks like a schoolgirl/Japanese idol.
Not to mention men tend to like women that are shorter than them (look it up if you haven't observed this phenomenon, which you should if you had an IQ over 50), so the ideal height is, shockingly, relative.
They still lived in a zone not exactly known for abundant cloudy days or longest nights. It was difficult not to get a tan.
If beauty is objective, you can't claim beauty only applies to the stuff you have deemed "safe", specially considering the stuff you are mentioning is more related to utility than health. Do tell why a tall, thin and symmetrical woman with really small eyes looks ugly when that's not supposed to be part of the beauty standard.
Then how can beauty be objective if different societies find different things beautiful, except things regarding health which are pretty much bound to be desirable because nobody wants a partner who could die young?
Did I say otherwise? They are mutant, chances are they aren't even healthy, of course people won't find them beautiful.
Alright, forget about women, you dense fuck. The original assertion was "there is an universal, objective concept of beauty". Do define said universal, objective concept of beauty, you intellectual onanist armchair philosopher.
Alright, have you defined it? I will assume you couldn't, or otherwise you would be hailed as the next big thing in philosophy and not shitposting in Holla Forums. Let's assume you are defining the universal objective beauty standard of women instead, and it only applies to the three components you mentioned before. If it applies only to certain attributes, why is it that Sera from Dragon Age, who is average sized, thin and symmetrical is fucking horrible? Your definition wasn't that good if women who follow those standards can still be considered pretty, just like women who don't follow some of those standards (more specifically, the height standard) can also be considered pretty by a huge amount of the population.
The Fibonacci spiral balances components, but it is not symmetrical. This means humans are allowed to find asymmetrical things beautiful, too, even if it doesn't necessarily apply to all things. The idea of beauty isn't as generic or universal as you think.
I was talking about today's standards. When most women are starving and only the "elite" women can afford food, people may change their idea of what the ideal weight is, since actually having some fat cushion can prevent starvation in difficult periods. It's all about what's more likely to kill you.
Relative to Japanese women, they are average. Average still does not equal tall. Chances are height isn't even factoring in the equation of beauty you are talking about as much as you think.
You first, faggot.
Where did you find that information? I can't find it anywhere.
I will give you a clue: there are certain things that humans generally find more appealing, and not necessarily because of utilitarian reasons. However, as much as the vast majority of people will agree, it is not "objective", quite the contrary: we have learned to like those things because they remind us of things. Two of your "beauty guidelines" are mainly related to utility, the other is more bound to this reason. It is also one of the reasons people find certain chords to sound ugly.