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[RobertLC]

I don’t post very often, but I have looked carefully at the two pictures that were included in the article in posts #28 and #33. I agree with everyone else, I do not see much similarity between the faces of those two men.

However, there is one other thing that can be seen, but we must look carefully. If we consider each picture separately and draw a vertical line down through the center of each face, we will find that each picture possesses vertical symmetry. The left side of the face perfectly matches the right side of the face, even down to the smallest blemish.

To obtain that symmetry, the pictures had to be seriously edited because such symmetry does not happen in real life. Just try it. Use photo editing software and edit a facial picture of yourself by splitting it down the center line and then flipping one half over to the other side. The new picture will look somewhat like you, but will be different.

Therefore, if the foundation of this “announcement” and “research” is based on the aforementioned two pictures, as they exist in that article, then that foundation has crumbled under its own weight. It would seem to me that no reliable facial comparison could be predicated on such edited photos. D’Ovidio seems to support that point via his comments in the article. Laurie and Anita have also mentioned D’Ovidio’s comments.

Has anyone seen other photos related to this research? I have not.

Bob