Discussion Are white girls really pretty?

[based_meme]

I was into this stuff even before I was blackpilled jfl, so I looked into it.

I looked into this a lot myself as well. I became nearly autistically obsessed (near looksmax tier autism) with the science of beauty.

The average of faces is considered the most statistically attractive face, and if you look at the superimposed composite across all racial phenotypes, you'll immediately see that there's a convergence to a relatively narrow set of facial proportions. Throw that in the golden ratio face mask and it's no coincidence that you'll find a great deal of overlap.

Like I said, just check it against all pictures, beautiful and ugly. You can literally experience it for yourself across hundreds of pictures. If you want to take this to the next level, you could devise an experiment with infant babies and facial staring times. The hypothesis would be that the faces which babies stare at for longer will be closer to the average of faces.

 

[Copexodius Maximus]

I looked into this a lot myself as well. I became nearly autistically obsessed (near looksmax tier autism) with the science of beauty.

The average of faces is considered the most statistically attractive face, and if you look at the superimposed composite across all racial phenotypes, you'll immediately see that there's a convergence to a relatively narrow set of facial proportions. Throw that in the golden ratio face mask and it's no coincidence that you'll find a great deal of overlap.

Like I said, just check it against all pictures, beautiful and ugly. You can literally experience it for yourself across hundreds of pictures. If you want to take this to the next level, you could devise an experiment with infant babies and facial staring times. The hypothesis would be that the faces which babies stare at for longer will be close to the average of faces.

I agree with the averageness thing, but not the golden ratio part. And the so called “golden ratio mask” has nothing to do with the actual golden ratio, and is just an arbitrary usage of the ratio that makes no real sense.