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When the golden ratio mask is applied to males, the overwhelming majority of men's faces do not fit the mask at all whatsoever. Which partly explains why women view 80% of men as below average looking. Even Hollywood's leading men, the guys with the most [[SMV]] on the planet, have faces that don't match with the golden ratio. | When the golden ratio mask is applied to males, the overwhelming majority of men's faces do not fit the mask at all whatsoever. Which partly explains why women view 80% of men as below average looking. Even Hollywood's leading men, the guys with the most [[SMV]] on the planet, have faces that don't match with the golden ratio. | ||
This discrepancy was so large, Dr. Marquardt had to computer image | This discrepancy was so large, Dr. Marquardt had to computer image analyze Hollywood's leading men's faces to determine how and in what ways their features deviated from the golden ratio. | ||
Dr. Marquardt discovered Hollywood's leading men (such as Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt, Pierce Brosnan, George Clooney etc.) have faces that fundamentally match the golden ratio, but certain features deviate in exotic ways for example, thinner lips, stronger chin, more protruding, nose, larger jaw, hunter eyes etc. The most common deviation among the men is also the most exaggerated feature, a heavily protruding brow ridge. | Dr. Marquardt discovered Hollywood's leading men (such as Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt, Pierce Brosnan, George Clooney etc.) have faces that fundamentally match the golden ratio, but certain features deviate in exotic ways for example, thinner lips, stronger chin, more protruding, nose, larger jaw, hunter eyes etc. The most common deviation among the men is also the most exaggerated feature, a heavily protruding brow ridge. | ||