How does Plato support the point of view that you cannot judge a person’s job based on the person’s appearance?

Plato uses the example of a bald man and a hairy man to show that their appearance does not determine whether they are suited to a particular job. A person’s outward features are not enough to judge their abilities or the work they can do. This supports the point that you cannot judge someone’s job based on appearance.

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