why everyone looks different

[swaggerdoodle]

I have a theory. Everyones face is suppost to look similar. The only difference is minor differentiating features and skin color. Everyone is suppost to have great harmony, compact faces, wide skulls, and developed maxilla's. Look at animals, every wolf looks the same as well as every tiger, zebra, elephant, and so on except for dogs. Different dog breeds were created due to the diverse skills and training that human beings taught their dogs. In other words, without humans, every dog would be considered big, dangerous, intimidating animals like wolfs and they only exist in nature.

My dog has prey eyes, negative canthal tilt, narrow jaw, flat head, and just cute and weak, just like every male controlled by modern civilization. most prey animals are omnivore like us but mainly eat vegetables because they aren't meant to mog like tigers since their too weak to actually hunt and kill an animal. If humans where carnivores, free of modern lifestyles, everyone would have developed faces, just like how every tiger has developed skulls. Yet, were like deer

Realize how every baby has literally the same face, fwhr, nose, and jaw. Now, when they grow up, everyone looks different. Many people will still have compact face, many will have longer midfaces, some have recessed maxilla's, hawk noses, narrow jaws, and so fourth. This is because they grew in the modern lifestyle. Since there is an increase in facial defects, there is an increase in the diversity of faces.

 

[PrimalPlasty]

water

 

[SuicideBomber]

Wrong, If that would be the Case people in African cointries where they eat raw meat would all Develop the Same faces. They still Look different because genes also Play a Factor.

 

[soggra]

Realize how every baby has literally the same face, fwhr, nose, and jaw.

 

[Snicket]

Realize how every baby has literally the same face, fwhr, nose, and jaw. Now, when they grow up, everyone looks different. Many people will still have compact face, many will have longer midfaces, some have recessed maxilla's, hawk noses, narrow jaws, and so fourth. This is because they grew in the modern lifestyle. Since there is an increase in facial defects, there is an increase in the diversity of faces.

I disagree somewhat. Babies do not have the same faces. The issue is that we don't really spot nuances in facial features of healthy babies because there's no evolutionary benefit in it - same with animals as well. Babies have different heights but that's far more quantifiable than facial development. We can look at a baby and work out relatively accurately from its height percentile if it will tall or below average height.