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Is it just me or do they don't actually look a lot alike? I can't see a single facial feature that the both of them share.
by unmole 4y ago
Is it just me or do they don't actually look a lot alike? I can't see a single facial feature that the both of them share.
- soperj 4y agoSeriously? they both have attached earlobes.
- unmole 4y agoAs does half the human population. What is even your point?
- cgriswald 4y agoHe was responding to this statement: > I can't see a single facial feature that the both of them share.
- tshaddox 4y agoContext is important. They both also lack a proboscis, but that also doesn’t count.
- cgriswald 4y agoContext is important. The only claim made was that the original commenter was unable to find a shared facial feature. The respondent gave an example of one. Everything else was just people expressing their surprise at what other people do or do not see because of what they do or do not see.
- WorldMaker 4y agoThat's how you can tell none of them are the real Count de Bleuchamp. (This is a plotline from the Bond movie On Her Majesty's Secret Service.)
- cgriswald 4y agoIf you look at other pictures, it's easy to see they don't look any more alike than any two relatives, even at the ages they are in this photo. In this photo I think several effects combine to convince people they share similar looks. The first is the power of suggestion: We've been told they look alike. The second is the same beard style covering half their faces. The third is that the light is soft and washes out their features, leading to any of their features seeming not too dissimilar even if they aren't the same. Since this happens for basically all of their features, the effect can make it seem like they look alike and to the extent it doesn't, see the power of suggestion above.