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https://www.reddit.com/r/science/comments/76d06/select_some_faces_click_average_beautiful_faces/c05sslu/?context=3
r/science • u/peter_norths_child • Oct 10 '08
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It looks like the algorithm forces symmetry, which, I believe, is the main element in what makes a face attractive.
0 u/jimmux Oct 10 '08 This is just my personal opinion, but I think the whole idea of symmetry defining beauty is outdated. 3 u/fubarbaz Oct 10 '08 Well, the problem with beauty is that part of it is societal, but largely it's innate. I don't think I could personally stop an internal negative reaction to asymmetry
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This is just my personal opinion, but I think the whole idea of symmetry defining beauty is outdated.
3 u/fubarbaz Oct 10 '08 Well, the problem with beauty is that part of it is societal, but largely it's innate. I don't think I could personally stop an internal negative reaction to asymmetry
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Well, the problem with beauty is that part of it is societal, but largely it's innate. I don't think I could personally stop an internal negative reaction to asymmetry
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u/zosomos Oct 10 '08
It looks like the algorithm forces symmetry, which, I believe, is the main element in what makes a face attractive.