If low ipd is associated with hunters then why is it a subhuman trait?

Which is more ideal?


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"Hunter eyes" (low IPD/forward-facing) and "prey eyes" (high IPD/side-facing) are archetypes in evolutionary biology and facial aesthetics that describe how eye placement, structure, and spacing relate to a species' role in the food chain and their surrounding awareness

Hunter Eyes (Low IPD / Forward-Facing)
  • Anatomy: Characterized by a lower Interpupillary Distance (IPD) or, more commonly, forward-facing eyes, often with a deep-set, hooded appearance.
  • Function: This configuration allows for a higher degree of binocular overlap, which enhances depth perception and allows for better tracking of prey.
  • Behavioral Traits: Associated with predatory animals (like cats, wolves, or hawks) and, in human aesthetic analysis, often associated with a more aggressive, confident, or dominant appearance.
  • Visual Characteristics: Often paired with a positive canthal tilt (outer corner of the eye is higher than the inner).
Prey Eyes (High IPD / Side-Facing)
  • Anatomy: Characterized by a wider Interpupillary Distance (IPD) or, more commonly, eyes placed on the sides of the head.
  • Function: This provides a much wider field of view (panoramic vision), allowing the animal to detect predators from almost any angle.
  • Behavioral Traits: Associated with herbivores and prey animals (like rabbits, deer, or mice).
  • Visual Characteristics: Often associated with a more open, "doe-eyed" look with a negative canthal tilt, which in human aesthetics might be interpreted as more submissive or timid.
Examples with low ipd:

“Ugly close set eyes”

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“Attractive wide set eyes”

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"Hunter eyes" (low IPD/forward-facing) and "prey eyes" (high IPD/side-facing) are archetypes in evolutionary biology and facial aesthetics that describe how eye placement, structure, and spacing relate to a species' role in the food chain and their surrounding awareness

Hunter Eyes (Low IPD / Forward-Facing)
  • Anatomy: Characterized by a lower Interpupillary Distance (IPD) or, more commonly, forward-facing eyes, often with a deep-set, hooded appearance.
  • Function: This configuration allows for a higher degree of binocular overlap, which enhances depth perception and allows for better tracking of prey.
  • Behavioral Traits: Associated with predatory animals (like cats, wolves, or hawks) and, in human aesthetic analysis, often associated with a more aggressive, confident, or dominant appearance.
  • Visual Characteristics: Often paired with a positive canthal tilt (outer corner of the eye is higher than the inner).
Prey Eyes (High IPD / Side-Facing)
  • Anatomy: Characterized by a wider Interpupillary Distance (IPD) or, more commonly, eyes placed on the sides of the head.
  • Function: This provides a much wider field of view (panoramic vision), allowing the animal to detect predators from almost any angle.
  • Behavioral Traits: Associated with herbivores and prey animals (like rabbits, deer, or mice).
  • Visual Characteristics: Often associated with a more open, "doe-eyed" look with a negative canthal tilt, which in human aesthetics might be interpreted as more submissive or timid.
Examples with low ipd:

“Ugly close set eyes”

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“Attractive wide set eyes”

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No way this drake photo is real bro
 
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Hunter eye has nothing to do with ipd, its about having high eye aspect ratio
 
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Mine is 65mm so bang on ideal
 
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Hunter eye has nothing to do with ipd, its about having high eye aspect ratio
It can sometimes be correlated if it’s somewhere between close to average spaced out eyes
 
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buddy this thread is so stupid
 
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low ipd is any ipd for humans if you compare other animals
I cant believe I have to explain this:feelswhy:
Tried my best to understand but couldn’t sorry bro
 
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Close set eyes are overrated as a failo, people will use subhumans like Marko Jaric to try and prove it’s the worst thing ever but they’ll never use attractive people with it (i even saw someone with close set eyes in the 2nd part of an edit saying ideal ipd is law) and then they’ll use attractive people with far set eyes to try and prove it’s better :lul:
 
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Close set eyes are overrated as a failo, people will use subhumans like Marko Jaric to try and prove it’s the worst thing ever but they’ll never use attractive people with it (i even saw someone with close set eyes in the 2nd part of an edit saying ideal ipd is law) and then they’ll use attractive people with far set eyes to try and prove it’s better :lul:
And the reason it’s considered a “hunter trait” i guess is because the closer your eyes are the more striking it is
 
Close set eyes are overrated as a failo, people will use subhumans like Marko Jaric to try and prove it’s the worst thing ever but they’ll never use attractive people with it (i even saw someone with close set eyes in the 2nd part of an edit saying ideal ipd is law) and then they’ll use attractive people with far set eyes to try and prove it’s better :lul:
Now imagine this I am someone who has the same or similar ipd to Kirk as well as mid face length
 
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