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>There isn't any evidence from human psychology that dark-skinned people have harder-to-recognize faces Citation? Dark cars have more accidents- https://www.t

>There isn't any evidence from human psychology that dark-skinned people have harder-to-recognize faces Citation? Dark cars have more accidents- https://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/news/7845366/Black-cars-more-likely-to-be-involved-in-crashes.html https://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/news/7845366/Black-cars... There clearly will be a difference. Whole careers are around making things more or less recognizable depending on color. What study makes you think it's insignificant for human faces?

shadowgovt 7y ago
What study makes you think it is significant for human faces? I'm noting absence of evidence; if you're making the point that it doesn't imply evidence of absence, I agree, but I've also never heard anyone seriously claim "black people's faces are just harder to recognize." The anecdotal claim isn't even present. The linked study on cars is analogous at best, but doesn't prove anything for human facial recognition. Cars on highways and human beings in various settings are extremely different circumstances.