If u feel short it is the perspective

[Mrinfinityx]

Actually I am looking at people from far comparing my height, until 2 meters the perspective is still working but when I am close I end up taller or even, it is all cause of perspective and bad MOGGED victim posture looking down like a Casimodo 80% of the time

 

[TheVoidInside]

its just your idea bro

 

[EliDKing]

???????????

 

[Mrinfinityx]

its just your idea bro

U experienced this with people until u are just sided with them, dont tell me the opposite, i often ended up tricked

 

[Mrinfinityx]

???????????

I dont have the full explaination but it is real, my father is shorter than me but at more than 2 meters he is even or taller

 

[EliDKing]

I dont have the full explaination but it iq real, my father is shorter than me but at more than 2 meters he is even or taller

i cant tell if this sis coping or what

 

[Mrinfinityx]

i cant tell if this sis coping or what

I understand why u feel that but i swear it is real, easy way to spot on, take a point below u and just look at it further and further, u will see for yourself when u get closer too, ur brain have an hard time to adjust to evaluate height from far

 

[Beniceandkind]

do you still not have a gf or a wife op?

 

[Mrinfinityx]

It is also working to fraud height when the door is behind and u are way above it, tiktok is full of that

 

[silver.psl]

im 5'5 but im actually tall its just an illusion

 

[Mrinfinityx]

do you still not have a gf or a wife op?

No i am just an autist that looksmaxxed, but what i am saying is not some degeneracy

 

[Mrinfinityx]

im 5'5 but im actually tall its just an illusion

It is working to trick u when the height difference is around 10 centimeters or so below or above

If u want to see for urself, just estimate on the wall a virtual point of ur actual height and get closer of it, u will be surprised

 

[Beniceandkind]

No i am just an autist that looksmaxxed, but what i am saying is not some degeneracy

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you need buccal fat removal and zygos shaving.
a rhino, becoming very lean. and lips fillers. also a better haircut, curtains to hide your forehead.

 

[silver.psl]

It is working to trick u when the height difference is around 10 centimeters or so below or above

If u want to see for urself, just estimate on the wall a virtual point of ur actual height and get closer of it, u will be surprised

yeah i get you hahah but it wont save shortcels

 

[Mrinfinityx]

you need buccal fat removal and zygos shaving.
a rhino, becoming very lean. and lips fillers. also a better haircut, curtains to hide your forehead.

I began my antihistaminic journey yesterday with Bilastine EG 20 mg, never treated allergias and was always bloated no matter my weight but never worried cause the symptoms eitherway were negligeable, but the blood test 2 weeks ago was a surprise, maybe it is the begin of a new life for me:

 

[Beniceandkind]

I began my antihistaminic journey yesterday with Bilastine EG 20 mg, never treated allergias and was always bloated no matter my weight but never worried cause the symptoms eitherway were negligeable, but the blood test 2 weeks ago was a surprise, maybe it is the begin of a new life for me:

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do a full blood test for your thyroid too.

 

[flatcheck213]

It is also working to fraud height when the door is behind and u are way above it, tiktok is full of that

my door is 2.3m, no way i will be above it

 

[copercel123]

Actually I am looking at people from far comparing my height, until 2 meters the perspective is still working but when I am close I end up taller or even, it is all cause of perspective and bad MOGGED victim posture looking down like a Casimodo 80% of the time

Stop the cope

 

[Mrinfinityx]

my door is 2.3m, no way i will be above it

But for a 2m door u can trick the 6 feet 4 if u are 6 feet

 

[Mrinfinityx]

Stop the cope

Until u test u wont understand, ur estimated height will be always around 10 centimeters less than the reality at the closest, cause ur brain estimates it with eyes for the sole fact

 

[copercel123]

Until u test u wont understand, ur estimated height will be always around 10 centimeters less than the reality at the closest, cause ur brain estimates it with eyes for the sole fact

My estimated system is good. It’s just that your a dumb ass

 

[Mrinfinityx]

My estimated system is good. It’s just that your a dumb ass

It is a matter of perspective and sense of spacial orientation not a matter of intelligence, until u aren't aware anymore like right now and go along with ur life u will get tricked again in the instantaneous moment when u will meet someone u don't know

 

[copercel123]

It is a matter of perspective and sense of spacial orientation not a matter of intelligence, until u aren't aware anymore like right now and go along with ur life u will get tricked again in the instantaneous moment when u will meet someone u don't know

I been measuring peoples height for at least long time so for me specifically is easier to know people height from a far

 

[Mrinfinityx]

I been measuring peoples height for at least long time so for me specifically is easier to know people height from a far

Still here is the chatgpt answer :

Great observation—and it's a surprisingly common experience! Here's why it happens:

1. Depth Perception and Visual Angles​

When you're far from a wall and try to estimate your height against it by picking a virtual point, you're relying on depth cues and visual angles, not direct comparison. Your brain doesn't have a perfect ruler; it estimates based on how things "look" from a distance.


As you get closer, the angle between your eyes and the virtual point changes, and your perception corrects. Suddenly, you're seeing yourself next to that point more directly, and you realize your initial estimate was off.

2. Height is Hard to Estimate from a Distance​

Estimating vertical size (like height) without a reference object nearby is tricky. Walls don’t usually have features at regular intervals that you can compare to. So your brain guesses—and it's usually conservative.

3. Perspective Compression​

From far away, vertical differences get compressed visually. This makes heights seem smaller than they really are. It's a form of foreshortening—a kind of visual illusion.

4. Anchoring Bias​

Sometimes you unconsciously anchor to something on the wall—a switch, a painting, a line of bricks—without realizing it's lower than your actual height. You mentally “lock in” that spot as your height, and only realize the error when you walk up and your head is way above it.

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TL;DR: From a distance, your brain has to guess your height based on visual perspective and limited depth cues. That guess is usually wrong—often too short—until you get closer and have a clearer reference.


Ever tried doing this with someone else’s height? It's even harder.

 

[copercel123]

Still here is the chatgpt answer :

Great observation—and it's a surprisingly common experience! Here's why it happens:

1. Depth Perception and Visual Angles​

When you're far from a wall and try to estimate your height against it by picking a virtual point, you're relying on depth cues and visual angles, not direct comparison. Your brain doesn't have a perfect ruler; it estimates based on how things "look" from a distance.


As you get closer, the angle between your eyes and the virtual point changes, and your perception corrects. Suddenly, you're seeing yourself next to that point more directly, and you realize your initial estimate was off.

2. Height is Hard to Estimate from a Distance​

Estimating vertical size (like height) without a reference object nearby is tricky. Walls don’t usually have features at regular intervals that you can compare to. So your brain guesses—and it's usually conservative.

3. Perspective Compression​

From far away, vertical differences get compressed visually. This makes heights seem smaller than they really are. It's a form of foreshortening—a kind of visual illusion.

4. Anchoring Bias​

Sometimes you unconsciously anchor to something on the wall—a switch, a painting, a line of bricks—without realizing it's lower than your actual height. You mentally “lock in” that spot as your height, and only realize the error when you walk up and your head is way above it.

---

TL;DR: From a distance, your brain has to guess your height based on visual perspective and limited depth cues. That guess is usually wrong—often too short—until you get closer and have a clearer reference.


Ever tried doing this with someone else’s height? It's even harder.

Never said it’s a myth, I just meant that most people know approximately other people’s height by afar

 

[Mrinfinityx]

Never said it’s a myth, I just meant that most people know approximately other people’s height by afar

Then it shouldn't be a common misconception, u are lucky to be and stay aware even in the attention span of a few seconds at most, otherwise u won't go out cause u get mogged everywhere

 

[jeff1234]

Never said it’s a myth, I just meant that most people know approximately other people’s height by afar

I been measuring peoples height for at least long time so for me specifically is easier to know people height from a far

gg

 

[jeff1234]

Stop the cope

ggg