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In the 1920s, instead of paying for a face rating on attractiveness, you'd pay a physiognomist to rate your face on personality.
Since this was before lookmaxxing, they would tell you what jobs your looks were suited for and how to act with your looks level instead of ways to cope.
Let's see what she would say about me.
What about 16 year old Jesse Gruhler?
Since this was before lookmaxxing, they would tell you what jobs your looks were suited for and how to act with your looks level instead of ways to cope.
Let's see what she would say about me.
Wide, Staring Eyes indicate poor judgment, credulity, or if the expression is anxious and strained, fear and apprehension. When so prominent that they appear parallel with the bridge of the nose weakness of constitution is indicated.
What about 16 year old Jesse Gruhler?
In the promising sixteen-year-old American portrayed here, we have a superlative strength, and balance of upper middle and lower portions; unusual breadth of the entire forehead and remarkable spaciousness of the whole anterior portion of the brain.
In the upper third, we have vision, reasoning power, analysis.
In the middle third, and frontal side head, inventive power, constructiveness; memory of events and places; sense of time and harmony.
In the lower third, which is the most prominent of the three sections, as it should be, the brilliant and practical observing endowment and mathematical ability which carries out the visions conceived in the upper portion - in other words - it is the head of "the dreamer whose dreams come true," because he has the practical, executive energy to put theories into operation.
In passing, it will be well to note the strength and earnestness of the whole face; the keen, deep set, thoughtful eye; the forcefulness of the nose; the firmly set mouth and jaw; the virile, loving chin which warrants us in predicting for him a rich measure of success. It is the head and face of the creative artist, scientific engineer, and inventor.
In the upper third, we have vision, reasoning power, analysis.
In the middle third, and frontal side head, inventive power, constructiveness; memory of events and places; sense of time and harmony.
In the lower third, which is the most prominent of the three sections, as it should be, the brilliant and practical observing endowment and mathematical ability which carries out the visions conceived in the upper portion - in other words - it is the head of "the dreamer whose dreams come true," because he has the practical, executive energy to put theories into operation.
In passing, it will be well to note the strength and earnestness of the whole face; the keen, deep set, thoughtful eye; the forcefulness of the nose; the firmly set mouth and jaw; the virile, loving chin which warrants us in predicting for him a rich measure of success. It is the head and face of the creative artist, scientific engineer, and inventor.
