Mind you, this is simply an editorial opinion on my part, but let me exhibit at least a few of my reasons, which are most relevant to secularists. But it is also misleading, and remains as terminally shallow as a lot of what passes for journalism these days. If I were a jellyfish, I'm sure I'd find a nice healthy gleam of slime to be the height of goddess-hood in my mate.
Science confirms the obvious.
But there are three grand problems with this article. First, in a typical, scientifically-ignorant fashion, the authors forgot to emphasize the difference between averages and individuals. And the most obvious case of this variation is found in genetically-determined homosexuality, which never gets a single mention in this article. And even this is problematic. In my experience, nothing is a bigger sexual turn-off than a woman who looks like my mother.