And again this picture is not accurate.
Early Closure Of The Cranial Sutures - The Cause Of Male Pattern Baldness
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Take these pics. They represent my face more.
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Ok then that is alright. Can you choose some jfk photo and position yourself in the identical manner.
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I didnt say just a horizontal face. Ive mentioned before if you have a very weird galea and a good horizontal face you will possibly go bald or just recede a tiny bit like sam worthington did. In the muscle tension thread on page 3, they all are people who fit my criteria and have decent galeas, decent bone structure,horizontal face and do not go bald.
Just take a picture from JFK that is straight on. Should not be that hard. And then take that picture because it's literally straight facing the camera.
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Perfect that was the thing I wanted to get across. Mitko and I think you (don't quote me on that tho) said here that people with horizontal faces don't bald. That was the thing I wanted to debunk because that's not true. Glad we clarified that again. I mean just look at Terrence Hill. He has an incredibly horizontal face but is still balding. It's his Gene's and possibly his galea that causes this. He has a relatively wide galea.
https://images.app.goo.gl/Q3CXSL62eVdRSGJL6
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I also sent pictures to mitko like a week or something ago of sam worthington who has a receded hairline and has a weird galea. I also said that I am absolutely sure if he had a normal galea (not even a necessarily smooth galea) he would be norwood 1.
Here is a comparison
Here is a comparison
That's better. Can tell me exactly how you calculate that? Sounds really interesting. As far as I know you can just make numbers up as I don't understand the process right now (not that you do^^).
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I provided the number of pixels at the sides of rectangles and you can check them yourself.
https://www.researchgate.net/figure...-relatively-low-and-high-FWHRs_fig1_280530069
Also there are a couple of interpretations and ways to measure it.
FWHR and its interpretations are questionable but they are a measure at least.
There are online calculators but they are sh*t you have to do it by hand.
Okay thank you very much. I researched a bit and it seems 1,82 is a good ratio and basically means I have a horizontal face. Maybe not to the extent to JFK (the dude is basically a freak in that department but he was very handsome after all) but as it seems 1,5 is very low and 1,9 already very high. As you can see in this example.
https://images.app.goo.gl/VCYviYtTmapnykRA7
So that basically means I have a horizontal face and I'm still receding which just proves that other factors like Galea and genetics play a bigger role in baldness. Could you also analyze Mitkos face regarding that ratio? I provided a pic.
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Jawline is also important. The square faced men who fit my criteria usually have more robust and wider jaws.
My jawline is really good tho. My galea is a bit weird and in combination with balding Gene's that makes me recede. Not my jawline lol. My jawline is sharp and broad.
I still think you are confusing hollow cheeks with a narrow jaw. I'm not Thanos but is definitely on the broader side when I walk around from day to day. A lot of people tell me that too.
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what balding gene? What would happen to this man wit this facial structure and galea if he inherited this 'balding gene'?
Yeah I thought that. He will most likely never have to worry about going bald. Doesn't have the Gene's, has a good galea and a horizontal face as well.
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no he has a good galea and horizontal face. Thats all there is to it. What does genes have to do with this now? You're now aknowledging that people with a horizontal face and a decent jawline and good galea dont go bald, corect? So what do you mean by "he doesnt have the genes"?
There is not one balding gene but there are mixture of many, many Gene's that can play a role in balding. One balding gene is stupid, human biology does not work like that and it's way too complex for that. Otherwise diseases wouldn't be a problem. There is however a very high probability that a mixture of Gene's are at work. Combine that with your findings about the galea and we may have a idea how it works. But to specify all that will take years and maybe still decades. I have to go to bed now tho lol.
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goodnight