The Jewnited States
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In terms of other people's faces
if symmetry doesn't ever really happen in nature then why do humans like it so much?
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s3ven_LvLs
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People appreciate order. Order takes effort. We appreciate stuff that takes effort as opposed to things that are just there.
most animals, insects, fish, etc. are pretty much symmetrical.
flowers are symmetrical.
snowflakes are symmetrical.
flowers are symmetrical.
snowflakes are symmetrical.
Everyone is a little bit asymmetrical.
People who are even ALMOST totally symmetrical look weird and they're rare.
Models are the perfect example of this. Most models are more symmetrical then your average women. But most men would prefer a pretty girl next door type to a model. Cuz even though models are symmetrical they're not conventionally pretty.
But people prefer faces that look some what symmetrical to the naked eye because its a sign of good health. If one side of your face is totally different from the other thats a sign that you're prolly not the healthiest person and you prolly got crappy genes.
People who are even ALMOST totally symmetrical look weird and they're rare.
Models are the perfect example of this. Most models are more symmetrical then your average women. But most men would prefer a pretty girl next door type to a model. Cuz even though models are symmetrical they're not conventionally pretty.
But people prefer faces that look some what symmetrical to the naked eye because its a sign of good health. If one side of your face is totally different from the other thats a sign that you're prolly not the healthiest person and you prolly got crappy genes.
Not so much symmetry as proportion. Scared geometry.
Citi Trends
aka milobased
one of nipples is bigger than the other
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Symmetry is actually scary as far as faces goes. The little inconsistencies help, but symmetrical features are seen typically as unnatural.
Rocket Scientist
Superstar
This might be one of them smart-dumb threads
KravenMorehead™
Barrel Brothers.®
I see symmetry as a constant of nature both physical and abstract.
I think the reason you don't see it as a natural occurance is because you're factoring space alone, as opposed to space and time together.
I think the reason you don't see it as a natural occurance is because you're factoring space alone, as opposed to space and time together.
Uncle Kingpin
No Relation
Nature is full of symmetry breh. From leafs to snowflakes.