Maezawa here.
As for the criteria used to rank women, for the highest class:
First, they focus on the face.
1. The distance from the hairline to the eyebrows, from the eyebrows to the bottom of the nose, and from the bottom of the nose to the chin is in a 1:1:1 ratio.
2. The width of the face is five times the width of the eyes.
3. The distance from the outer corner of the eye to the outer edge of the iris, the width of the iris, and the distance from the inner edge of the iris to the inner corner of the eye is in a 1:2:1 ratio.
4. The distance from the bottom of the nose to the center of the lips and from the center of the lips to the chin is in a 1:2 ratio.
Women who meet these criteria are classified as Black. As the measurements gradually deviate from these ideal values, they move down to Platinum and then Gold.
The moment you enter the interview room, you’re automatically 3D-scanned, and the measurements of each feature are recorded instantly.
Your body shape can’t be scanned because you’re wearing clothes, so that information is entered later and used to determine your class.
The classes are assigned based on how closely your measurements match the ideal values above, so anyone classified as Black is unmistakably Black based on the numbers.
…Just kidding.
In reality, if the staff member conducting the interview thinks a woman is Black, she’s classified as Black, so subjective judgment plays a major role. Personality and other factors are taken into account as well, not just appearance.
> The other day, I happened to find out that I’m classified as Black.
If you received an offer and went on a date, as that suggests, then I think you should feel confident.
Men also won’t make an offer if they don’t think a woman belongs in the Black class.
So the fact that you received an offer means the man thought you were worthy of being classified as Black. You should definitely be confident.
