AskMen.com and their fantasy "Top 99 Most Desirable Women"

Every year AskMen.com puts out their "Top 99 Most Desirable Women of the Year" list which ranks the most desirable women in the world, according to what their editors and readers think. Each of the ladies actually has a number attached to her level of desirability based on a mean between the editor's score and the reader's score. So basically, we have an online beauty pageant where the ladies get Olympic-type numbers.

Let's look at the Top 5

1 - Beyonce with 89.4
2 - Scarlett Johansson with 89.2
3 - Jessica Alba with 88.9
4 - Adriana Lima (Victoria Secret Supermodel) with 88.2
5 - Jessica Biel with 88.0

I don't know about you guys, but when you see a "score" it kinda feels like a sport. The folks at AskMen.com try to emphasize that their is more to desirability than just a pretty face. Substances matters. Sure.

So how come, every single one of these 99 women on the list get paid for how she looks. I didn't see any rocket scientists, politicians, teachers, or anyone who gets paid for their brain. I'm not calling any of these women on "the list" dumb. I'm just saying that her particular profession is highly dependent on her physical appearance.