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Or, just refuse to be one of the sheep? Personally, I see nothing wrong with one internet picture for all these social sites. I wear huge women's sunglasses o

Or, just refuse to be one of the sheep? Personally, I see nothing wrong with one internet picture for all these social sites. I wear huge women's sunglasses on my one picture I put out there. It's probally against TOS, but who really cares? There's always another website. That said, I've never had anyone pick me on my looks. I need to put in time writing, or talking. It's a pain, but I've never liked knowing anyone in the world can download my image. Actually, I don't like anyone taking my picture. My only pictures in school was k through 8th grade. I wasen't present for picture day in high school. College did get my mug. My hope is it will become socially frowned upon to take anyone's picture without their consent. Whenever I see that Shutter bug at social functions--I just with they would put down the camera, or take it out at end of the hootenanny?

erroneousfunk 11y ago
Wearing sunglasses makes us look difficult-to-recognize to humans, because we tend to focus on the eyes, and recognize people by their eyes more than other parts of their face (relatively speaking). However, these algorithms have no such biases. It's more difficult because there's less information to work with, sure, but they can identify you just as easily by the shape of your nose, mouth, and the distance between reference points on the lower half of your face, as the top half of your face. You might as well be covering your mouth and chin and nothing else, for all it matters.
SixSigma 11y ago
> just refuse to be one of the sheep careful with that edge, you might cut yourself