That's your problem. You have to quantify your theory with numbers. You have to or otherwise your theory will never be scientific and cannot be taken seriously. The fact of the matte is. I have a horizontal face by every metric there is. If that does not fit your criteria you have to DEFINE that criteria with numbers. You can't just look at faces and say "this does not fit". You have to make a range with numbers what does fit/does not fit and what your criteria really is. Otherwise this whole theory is pointless and can be dismissed. You have to follow the scientific method. It has to be palpable, repeatable, peer reviewed, detailed and it has to be verifiable. Please look it up. That's why people get so frustrated here with you guys. Like I said to you in private, most "normal" people don't really grasp how big and complex their field of interest really is, as they are not professionals. It's like looking at the ocean from the beach, seeing it and thinking that's all there is, thinking that you just have to analyze the part you see and when you did that, thinking that you have now analyzed all life in the ocean while not realizing that the Ocean is actually incredibly larger and more complex than you could have ever imagined. This mechanism results in you and Mitko hugely overestimating the knowledge you guys have. That's also called the Dunning Kruger effect. It's pretty common. People with an interest in a topic, while not being a scientist or an expert, are usually more confident in their limited findings than experts who know that there is so much more to be discovered, resulting in arrogance and false results and sometimes even resulting in superiority complexes where one thinks he is smarter than he actually is.
Until you can give a framework for your theory that is scientifically acceptable, it's pointless to post here anymore. I'm not trying to be rude but that's just how it is. The same goes to Mitko.