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I get it, and I think it's definitely food for thought.
I know that a university in either the US or UK did research on symmetry and how symmetry of a person's face is more attractive than non-symmetrical faces.
I wonder if there has been research done about what is considered "attractive" and whether these people are more endowed than non-symmetrical "unattractive" people.
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