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[FatJattMofo]

So how do babies instinctively recognize and prefer an 'attractive' face?

Babies prefer to gaze upon beautiful faces

Newborn babies prefer to look at attractive faces, says a UK researcher, suggesting that face recognition is hardwired at birth, rather than learned. Alan Slater and his colleagues at the University of Exeter showed paired images of faces to babies as young a one day old and found that they...

www.newscientist.com

Only pheno hierarchy as far as looks are concerned is subjective. What pheno is considered attractive has changed throughout history.

Babies know about beautiful faces (i.e. BONES) the moment they're out from the womb. But they learn about which pheno is attractive and which one isn't later on through mass media and watching the pheno preferences of their parents and others in the household.

I wouldnt say its entirely subjective. the way pheno contrasts and reveals shadows and tones in the skin isnt really subjective. but some part it is

 

[reptiles]

So how do babies instinctively recognize and prefer an 'attractive' face?

Babies prefer to gaze upon beautiful faces

Newborn babies prefer to look at attractive faces, says a UK researcher, suggesting that face recognition is hardwired at birth, rather than learned. Alan Slater and his colleagues at the University of Exeter showed paired images of faces to babies as young a one day old and found that they...

www.newscientist.com

Only pheno hierarchy as far as looks are concerned is subjective. What pheno is considered attractive has changed throughout history.

Babies know about beautiful faces (i.e. BONES) the moment they're out from the womb. But they learn about which pheno is attractive and which one isn't later on through mass media and watching the pheno preferences of their parents and others in the household.

2 things wrong with the study what race were they? And what was the methodology they used 1 can have correlates doesn't mean it's causation though.


Also these are your generic average faces which is even admitted In study babies like masculine characters they tend to go towards those.

The critims I have of it

I wouldnt say its entirely subjective. the way pheno contrasts and reveals shadows and tones in the skin isnt really subjective. but some part it is

It's subjective to the system in charge minus masculinity generic average faces babies are drawn to