Is all human face symmetrical ?? I dont think so. Why?
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NO they are not all symmetrical. There have been studies that prove that people who have symmetrical faces are more attractive that those who have little symmetry but ones that are too symmetrical are non-attractive. In the test they used photos one of a symmetrical face and one unsymmetrical. The participants always chose the photo of the symmetrical face as being the more attractive. Cool huh? I thought so.
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It's not always so... It depends on a number of things: which part of the body you are talking about, the natural assymetry of the body etc.\n\nFor instance if you use one hand more than the other (like a tennis player might), the muscles would tend to increase in size as a result of the increased activity...\n\nIn addition, the human body is not perfectly symmetrical in anybody.
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NOTHING.. I WOULDN'T CALL A PERSON UGLY B/C EVERYONE IS UNIQUE :)
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Darling don't you ever notice that people are attracted to the same look.  That is why married people often look like brother and sisters.  Same eyes, lips etc..
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NO, it doesn't affect your attractiveness!!  No one's face is perfectly symmetrical, no matter who you are or how many surgeries you get to try to make it symmetrical, it would never be that way.  Be happy with what you have, focus more on yourself, keeping yourself healthy and happy without worrying about how "perfectly symmetrical" your facial features are!  Life is too short to worry about things like that!!!  Good Luck!!!
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i have a friend that says that all the time, but really i don't notice.  it is just like any other part of the body,  for example my left calf is one inch bigger than my right, and my left wrist is smaller than my right.  our bodies are asymmetrical
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Absent a history of trauma, surgery or disease it would most\nlikely be classified as a normal variant.  Many people are\nasymmetric, i.e. not equal from left or right side.
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It's not reversed, you only think it is. The left side reflects to the left side, the right side reflects back to the right side, same with top and bottom.
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No. Just eyes/nose/mouth features.
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Humans are symmetrical organisms. Cranial nerves are paired to provide innervation for the left and right.
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If you are associating the shape of sunglasses with functionality alone, then it is an incomplete association. \n\nSunglasses, you may have noticed, are also flat or squarish. They are, at times, more of a fashion statement than a shield against sunlight. Even though that may not always be the case, the shape of sunglasses in general, has got atleast something to do with appearance. \n\nIf you ask why that should be the case, let me tell you that noone will wear sunglasses if it makes them look ugly. They will think of ways of managing without sunglasses, because they are under no conditions, absolutely mandatory (In conditions where they are, this argument does not hold anyway). Any place that you find a person wearing sunglasses, it is just as possible to find a person not wearing one, and just as comfortable under the conditions. \n\nSo, while in some cases they might round up on your face and end up offering you more of a shield against sunglight and/or dust, there are no strict lines drawn. The curvature of sunglasses, just as their straight and squarish look, always has an aesthetic appeal attached to it.
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u never know.. some one might take your face and morph it to a different guy (i think u know what i mean).. some of them might be having some fantasies of being another character or having different faces, they can fulfill it by having some cartoons also..\n\nso it is kind of being secure and as well as fulfilling their fantasies..
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The basic answer is that symmetry is efficient from the point of view of growth of a multicellular creature.  The same DNA plan to construct the left side can also construct the right side.\n\nThe bigger question is why are we symmetrical from left to right, but *asymmetrical* from front to back?  (Dawkins covers this.)\n\nThe answer goes all the way back to an early stage in evolution where, basically, worms  were the dominant body plan.  \n\nThere are advantages to creating a separate opening for eating and excreting ... namely, it reduces the chance that the worm will reingest something it has just excreted.  So one end becomes the "front" end, for eating, and the other end the "rear" end for excreting.  As sense organs are far more useful for eating, they would tend to develop near the front end.  This in turn would cause nervous-system organs for processing sense information to be near the senses (the brain also goes to the front).  And all appendages that develop for locomotion, would develop to propel the organism forwards (towards the "front"), which is why tails (originally used for swimming) develop in the "rear" end, fins and legs are structured to push backwards.  And so on.\n\nHowever, while there is an advantage for front-rear asymmetry, there is no significant advantage to left-right asymmetry.  We don't find food more often on the right than on the left.  Predators don't attack more often from the right than from the left.  So it is advantageous to have sense organs arranged to look both left and right (two eyes two ears), and limbs arranged to move us both left and right (left limbs, right limbs).   So left-right symmetry has stayed.\n\nSo basically, we are bilaterally symmetrical, because almost all animals (except for things like starfish), had a common ancestor with a 'wormlike' body plan.\n.
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Face,Body and Personality
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No question is a dumb Question. A dumb question qould be a question you'll never ask. \nBoobs are not "identical" twins, the grow by themself on each side of the body. When you are holding a mirror in the middle of your face and you would assume that your face would look exactly the same as you would look normally in the mirror you are wrong. Each half of your body has a own "character". That is something we have to life with.
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it's not reversed.  take your hand and press it up to the mirror.  see how your fingers line up exactly with the fingers in the mirror?  take both hands and press them up to the mirror.  now your right hand lines up with the mirror hand that is on your right, and your left hand lines up with the mirror hand that is on your left.\n\nall kosher, right?  nothing's reversed.\n\nthe point is that "right" and "left" are relative directions and mean different things depending on whether you are looking at someone from the front or the back.
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Because genes influenced by millions of evolutionary years, environmental conditions and selective preference made us that way!\n\nP.S. I think your picture pose is way cute, will you blow it up so we can see you better?  :-)