It may be a commercial, but it's teaching an important message.

Nice video with a positive message, but I was disappointed to see that it's just an advert for Coke...

well, i was always imagining sux2bu as a cowboy with heavy texas accent, driving suv, but after watching this video i'm in doubt, he could be a nerdy korean girl

* i'm with #2, to bad it's just an advert

Sorry but I cry fake setup. They clearly went out of their way to find people that didn't fit their look. The way a person looks is an out ward intentional choice they make. To say that it is not a means of assessing them is bull. The wheel chair was just a dumb touch. Not being able to judge a book by it's cover is a false hood. Of course anyone can pic up a law book and a playboy and know what they are seeing. Basic life will tell you this is not how it works on the whole.Is every tattooed person a criminal? No. Is everyone in a turban a terrorist? no. But can we largely tell a person by hair,make up, the tats they have, the clothes they wear? Yes. To deny this is ridiculous. And every honest adult here knows this no matter how mush I get down voted.

#4 i would say that it's more matter of experience and intuition as well as personal preference that crates positive or negative image of someone we see or we are getting in touch with in any way.

for instance, here on snotr, we don't see each other, and in order to decide do we like or dislike someone, we can rely only on persons avatar and what person is saying and how is reacting, and this can be as deceiving as physical appearance is

that being said, no, we "can't largely tell a person by...", at least not "largely"...

I wouldn't call it prejudice, I would just call it stereotype. When I hear a "heavy metal rocker" I get a picture in my head. Not because I'm prejudice, but because that's the picture I draw from past experience.

Drawing an opinion from the previous experiences is prejudice though #6, because this time it could just be faulty. I understand that we do this, I do it too, but most importantly is to be acutely aware of one's own inner reaction and not act on it and be aware that the assumptions could be wrong...because mostly they are.

#3 Wow.... you are thinking about me and imagining what I look like even when we are not sparring over one subject or another? I don't know what to say , I am all verklempt.

True words of wisdom #8.