I have a crude hypothesis that being exposed to lots of light during the daytime is good for your eye area.

[enchanted_elixir]

When you're exposed to a lot of light (e.g at noon, flashlight aimed at your eyes), you have to squint your eyes accordingly, and continually or else the light would overwhelm you.

Those who say in dimmer areas don't need to do this, so their eyes develops a more buggish or rounded shape over time.

The muscles in the eye area adjust (and hence changes the shape of the eye area) over time in both conditions.

Thoughts?

 

[ethnic subhuman]

Are there any studies on this?

 

[enchanted_elixir]

Are there any studies on this?

No, again, it's my "crude hypothesis".

 

[80llo]

Are there any studies on this?

What part of crude hypothesis you couldn’t understand or read

 

[BigBallsLarry]

would make sense, im autistic so as a child i used to stare at every light source especially the sun, now im blue eyed hunter 0 UEE mogger

 

[slaters]

So ur saying if I lived in Alaska or something I would’ve developed less bone around my eyes and end up with bug eyes

 

[looksmaxxinglooser]

seems true, animalsvthat have adapted in the dark have more buggish eyes and animals that are inn the sun more have hooded and/or squinted eyes high iq

 

[enchanted_elixir]

So ur saying if I lived in Alaska or something I would’ve developed less bone around my eyes and end up with bug eyes

No, I'm referring to eye area, specifically the muscles for squinting.
If you're in Alaska though, particularly where the Inuit live, you'd actually have to squint your eyes (due to snow)

 

[looksmaxxinglooser]

seems true, animalsvthat have adapted in the dark have more buggish eyes and animals that are inn the sun more have hooded and/or squinted eyes high iq

nocturnal animals

buggy eyes

buggy eyes
diurnal animals

hooded eyes

squinty eyes

 

[zemult]

I used to have a habit where I raised my eyebrows constantly and it caused me to think I had high-set eyebrows and horrible orbitals at one point lol

 

[Copercel]

I used to have a habit where I raised my eyebrows constantly and it caused me to think I had high-set eyebrows and horrible orbitals at one point lol

But raising them does make them a bit more high-set

 

[DR. NICKGA]

Stupid hypothesis dude

 

[hilpolp]

When you're exposed to a lot of light (e.g at noon, flashlight aimed at your eyes), you have to squint your eyes accordingly, and continually or else the light would overwhelm you.

Those who say in dimmer areas don't need to do this, so their eyes develops a more buggish or rounded shape over time.

The muscles in the eye area adjust (and hence changes the shape of the eye area) over time in both conditions.

Thoughts?

Cope

 

[zemult]

But raising them does make them a bit more high-set

Yes exactly, the problem is I thought that was my resting face until I realized I was doing it constantly when taking pictures

 

[assheater100]

When you're exposed to a lot of light (e.g at noon, flashlight aimed at your eyes), you have to squint your eyes accordingly, and continually or else the light would overwhelm you.

Those who say in dimmer areas don't need to do this, so their eyes develops a more buggish or rounded shape over time.

The muscles in the eye area adjust (and hence changes the shape of the eye area) over time in both conditions.

Thoughts?

using your logic what would be the differance between squinting with no light and light on?

 

[yex]

mirin the commonsense and logic maxxing

 

[enchanted_elixir]

using your logic what would be the differance between squinting with no light and light on?

One is forced, one is a reflex.

 

[assheater100]

One is forced, one is a reflex.

The thing is squinting is a looksmin aside from the fact that you could fraud eye area temporaily. Wrinkles,eye strain. Light wont shape bones or genetics?

 

[Setero]

watch this become the next cope technique promoted by tiktok influencers

 

[Djimo]

The thing is squinting is a looksmin aside from the fact that you could fraud eye area temporaily. Wrinkles,eye strain.

if you squint like crazy you will get wrinkles, if you squint slightly it wont.

OP isnt talking about bones, hes talking about muscle

 

[Djimo]

the best way to find out if it works would be to look at african tribe that dont have access to the internet and such things, which would result in them being more in nature and therefore consuming more daylight and needing to squint.

You could also look at nordic tribes such as in alaska since they have much daylight aswell in some periods but not all year round.

 

[enchanted_elixir]

You could also look at nordic tribes such as in alaska since they have much daylight aswell in some periods but not all year round.

You can also look at Meditteranean tribes in the Congo.

 

[Djimo]

You can also look at Meditteranean tribes in the Congo.

Yeah just look at tribes who spent a lot of time in sunlight

 

[enchanted_elixir]

Yeah just look at tribes who spent a lot of time in sunlight

Do you not get the joke?

 

[Chris88]

When you're exposed to a lot of light (e.g at noon, flashlight aimed at your eyes), you have to squint your eyes accordingly, and continually or else the light would overwhelm you.

Those who say in dimmer areas don't need to do this, so their eyes develops a more buggish or rounded shape over time.

The muscles in the eye area adjust (and hence changes the shape of the eye area) over time in both conditions.

Thoughts?

I’ll trust u cuz ur verified

 

[enchanted_elixir]

I’ll trust u cuz ur verified

It's a contributor tag, not a verified tag.

 

[Djimo]

Do you not get the joke?

nope

 

[Chris88]

It's a contributor tag, not a verified tag.

What’s the difference between and what did u do for it

 

[AryanSchizo]

who’s the girl in your avi ? @enchanted_elixir

 

[Djimo]

Do you not get the joke?

colonisation?

 

[sulak3]

When you're exposed to a lot of light (e.g at noon, flashlight aimed at your eyes), you have to squint your eyes accordingly, and continually or else the light would overwhelm you.

Those who say in dimmer areas don't need to do this, so their eyes develops a more buggish or rounded shape over time.

The muscles in the eye area adjust (and hence changes the shape of the eye area) over time in both conditions.

Thoughts?

That could be true i saw difrence in my eye area during winter and now in winter there was more eye shown than rn it probably only works outside temporarilly

 

[AverageCurryEnjoyer]

So ur saying if I lived in Alaska or something I would’ve developed less bone around my eyes and end up with bug eyes

The opposite, sun bounces of ice causing you to squint more

 

[realshit]

When you're exposed to a lot of light (e.g at noon, flashlight aimed at your eyes), you have to squint your eyes accordingly, and continually or else the light would overwhelm you.

Those who say in dimmer areas don't need to do this, so their eyes develops a more buggish or rounded shape over time.

The muscles in the eye area adjust (and hence changes the shape of the eye area) over time in both conditions.

Thoughts?

all farmers in Italy have 0 upper eye exposure

 

[nvrhrgin]

Lol, “just squint” theory like 10+ y.o. for now, it works in most cases, water is wet