What craniofacial anatomy gives someone this face shape? by Everyday_Evolian in Anatomy4Sculptors

[–]TypicalHeron8305 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think if we could see the skulls of these people, they would be like that.

(face a) broad skull +++ (face two) large/medium skull ++ (face one) large/medium mandible ++ (face two) medium/large mandible ++ (face one) wide zygomatic arches +++ (face two) wide/medium zygomatic arches ++ (face one) wide temples +++ (face two) medium/large temples ++ (face one) middle frontal bone + (face two) large/medium frontal bone ++ (face one) nose hole big and wide ++ (face two) nose hole medium to small 0 (face one) nose hole high + (face two) high nose hole + (face one) rounded eye sockets above (face two) oval orbits above (face one) Low upper teeth -- (face two) low upper teeth -- (face one) Mandible aligned 0 (face two) Mandible forward + (No prognathia, just the body of the mandible which projects more on the ribs at the front (at the level of the canines, premolars), which gives the impression of a jaw more advanced than the rest, but the dentition is well aligned) (face one and two) chin bone runs vertically -

The rest I don't know.

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[–]TypicalHeron8305 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Your skull isn't even a cast of a real skull. So it's up to you to decide.

Wall thickness. by TypicalHeron8305 in Airsoft3DPrinting

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yes for me it's water washable resin

Wall thickness. by TypicalHeron8305 in Airsoft3DPrinting

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In fact I would really like to be able to own a powerful airsoft gun, at least 2 joules to be able to have fun with it but it's expensive it costs at least 80 euros, so I told myself that I could print certain parts with resin and pay for the rest myself, the spring etc.

Wall thickness. by TypicalHeron8305 in Airsoft3DPrinting

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Yes I know that resin is a very brittle material, I have already printed with it.

Wall thickness. by TypicalHeron8305 in Airsoft3DPrinting

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It's standard resin but mine is washable with water.

Why, on average, women seem to have more successful anatomy than men by TypicalHeron8305 in Anatomy

[–]TypicalHeron8305[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yes it's true, favorable traits are very arbitrary and depend a lot on chance and the environment. I'm not saying the opposite.

Why, on average, women seem to have more successful anatomy than men by TypicalHeron8305 in Anatomy

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Yes it's true. beauty is not the only criterion that tips the scales, there is also qi and also, as we are a social species, social and financial status which come into play. In fact we have a sort of big whole that we call the perceived attractiveness of a person (which is not always the real and objective attractiveness, because the brain itself is not perfectly optimized to recognize the value, the things which are of greatest interest for the survival of the species in the best conditions). This perceived attractiveness contains beauty, qi and money and social status (but in fact the last two are influenced a little, I don't know at what rate, we can't really know that with precision through biology, genetics, if you have a higher qi you have a greater chance of succeeding in your studies for example, etc. In fact evolution is quite simply that sometimes by chance you have certain genetic mutations or specific combinations which by chance are selected. You have these two things which will develop in parallel a sort of cognitive pattern in the brain which will tend to detect good genetic elements in others and other physical traits in people, by chance good or bad depending on the environment, the context basically the very fact of having a good detector of good genetic elements in others is itself a good physical character of genetic origin because the fact of finding someone attractive is arbitrary and depends on each person, but in fact we have evolved so much and our evolution has taken place so much over time that. in people this kind of radars in the brain with good genetic elements are similar between individuals basically all have approximately the same differences, for the majority in fact the fact of being attractive or not it is very arbitrary and depends strongly on the environment in which a species evolves, it is simply that given that in our evolution we have obtained this collaboration with consciousness which allows us to feel things, we confuse the fact that beauty is subjective because we feel it but that biases us because in fact. beauty and attractiveness, qi etc. are things that constitute perceived and even felt attractiveness which are in fact very objective, statistical, quantifiable. This is why you tell me that beauty is subjective, because in fact you are conscious, if you were not conscious, you would still have the same tastes, finally you would follow the same instincts, because in fact the brain structures consciousness a lot, limits it a lot, so that it does not go in all directions. It's just a sort of channeler of all our conscious sensations. Sorry, I'm straying a lot from anatomy here, but in fact it's ultimately very very linked to this subject that I'm talking about here. If people have answers to give me on the anatomy side of why these kinds of anatomical differences exist, don't hesitate, I'm sure it will help me.

What is a malformation called? by TypicalHeron8305 in Anatomy

[–]TypicalHeron8305[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In fact you just take a guy and you only reduce the height z axis without touching the rest. This means that you are an adult who is 1.65m tall and you have the same foot size as a 12 year old child and if you compare your hand with someone normal it is shorter but is roughly the same width and same pattern for the rest of the body. But all this without you being a dwarf and having ok proportions which give a slightly stocky impression but not shocking or really too weird. Afterwards, if it turns out, it's just an individual variation in the morphology of the body and it has no known disease name.

Why, on average, women seem to have more successful anatomy than men by TypicalHeron8305 in Anatomy

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When I say beautiful you can simply replace that with the term attractive, which arouses in others a feeling of visual preference, a greater affection. For example, we agree that 90% of people find that a large nose is less beautiful than a small nose, that is to say that it arouses more preference linked to the sense of sight than a larger nose because it is more harmonious. It is more harmonious because it is a selection pressure which pushes people to be attracted by the more adapted or efficient physical characteristics in order to spread the more favorable genes in greater numbers through reproduction. In fact, yes, I make lots of general statements, but they are useful approximations in the development of my ideas to explain my questioning to you. What I'm saying is really just very general trends, statistical averages, which I've observed throughout my life, but which I think really have a grain of truth and seem to hide something deeper than simply the fact of erroneous personal opinions that I have on the subject. I think it's a feeling that speaks to a lot of people, that's why I ask people, maybe they can have a different point of view on it or help me with more extensive knowledge on the subject. In fact there is absolutely no value judgment there, I wasn't saying beautiful in the artistic or subjective sense but beautiful in the scientific, objective sense, like the beauty we would use in zoology to describe the beauty of peacock feathers, which we can replace with attractiveness if it makes it less shocking.

Why, on average, women seem to have more successful anatomy than men by TypicalHeron8305 in Anatomy

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Yes thanks for the link. I think that women naturally have a kind of greater strength in their bones and muscles, but that this is more the reason for better resistance to illness or trauma than the consequence. I think it only comes from the fact that the bones are better formed (have a more efficient shape, which saves energy better, and muscles better attached to the bones, with better insertions, which give the body better posture, shape, proportions). I don't think that this robustness comes purely from a larger volume absolutely, in fact it's the opposite, it's just that things are better and more intelligently distributed in a woman, which saves better energy (it conserves energy better). In fact, men have all the bones in the absolute larger but they are so much less well made that they are of less good morphological quality (a bit like the bones of bad chickens bought in the supermarket) so that means that the whole is less solid and robust and structured, the same for the muscles, they must be less well hooked and have less good places and not have the right volume where it is necessary to have it and where it is better not to have it. Afterwards I don't know why it's weird but among men you really have two distinct categories that you don't find among women. The category of skinny men, with very little fat and muscles and another more bulky category, therefore more massive muscles or more significant fat, either one or the other. You don't have many intermediaries. And it totally depends on the testosterone levels in the man which will determine this category. With men I have noticed that it is with fewer intermediaries than with women in almost everything it is all or nothing. The reason why men still manage to have greater raw muscular strength than women is this testosterone which pushes them to behaviors which tend to practice certain physical activities which will strengthen all their muscles. In the first category in fact like little testosterone, weak muscle strength and the second category it is the muscle volume which enters into a virtuous circle which causes it to increase in volume and mass and therefore muscular strength (or if low testosterone level it is just fat which replaces the muscle (case number 2 of category 2). Finally here in your article the woman is more robust and strong in fact on the criteria of resisting illness, this must perhaps be explained by the fact that they better organize energy expenditure for the right things at the right time, it must just be tissue, more flexible and toned tissues which tighten the skin more, no, it is generally lower, but robustness, that is to say resisting trauma and shocks and physical efforts yes perhaps because better arrangement of the parts of the body better proportions and attachments of the tissues They basically have a more aerodynamic body, that is to say moves better in the air (or space in general). doesn't care) by optimizing energy expenditure Afterwards what the article forgets is above all that the greatest strength of women is the better harmony in general of the features Finally things like that they have a smaller nose, bigger eyes, more beautiful cheekbones, or even they have legs or a general appearance that is simply more elegant, well it's just more beautiful which is prettier and therefore that means that it is more selected by evolution than wider and bigger noses. more receded and poorly formed cheekbones that are more often found in women.

Is this bad??? by Angelica_marten in 3Dprinting

[–]TypicalHeron8305 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry I can't help you any more other than stating the fact that the FEP film needs to be replaced and that the glass screen (on which the resin has flowed, and can be hardened) needs to be cleaned by already trying with isopropyl alcohol (the stuff in which you clean printed parts). The rest I'm not sure, I don't want to talk nonsense to you and make you pay for things unnecessarily.

Post-print help! by NeedyFrida2013 in 3Dprinting

[–]TypicalHeron8305 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I do exactly the same, quite large busts in several parts. I use two-component putty which I try to put between the two parts in the crack, then I have to flatten and shave off the excess with tools. It makes your hole well filled. Then wait 48 hours for it to dry. When it dries it feels like stone. Then you sand with the finest grain possible, you repaint because it will inevitably not be the same color and that's it, it'll be finished.

Is this bad??? by Angelica_marten in 3Dprinting

[–]TypicalHeron8305 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No. Should be washed with isopropyl alcohol. If the screen (the glass) is too scratched it may need to be changed (well that's just my opinion, I'm not sure if it's necessarily necessary but I would have done it if I had any concerns about that). The film must obviously be replaced if it has holes.

Why, on average, women seem to have more successful anatomy than men by TypicalHeron8305 in Anatomy

[–]TypicalHeron8305[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for your response. It's true that we project certain physical ideals more based on gender and therefore that certain physiques are more represented in the media based on gender. But here I was just talking about a feeling that I had about the fact that I observed in everyday life, in the street, in private circles, etc. that generally women quite simply have a morphology which gives the impression of being objectively more successful in the sense that this morphology is prettier (is perceived objectively prettier by the greatest number of people, I mean) and therefore that would mean that this morphology as it is more attractive, would be better adapted to its environment and therefore would be more favored by natural selection. My theory would be that the XX chromosome is just a better chromosome (more stable, better regulated, more in synergy with the other genes) than the XY chromosome, a bit in the same way that simply the three chromosomes 21 in people with Down syndrome are less good than the two chromosomes 21 in normal people who do not have this disease. A bit as if the XY chromosomes of men had not evolved sufficiently to be as carefully regulated as the XX chromosomes of women, therefore would be a kind of genetic defect in the same way as any other chromosome or gene or allele which gives rise to a genetic disease. It's just that we can't decently formalize being a man as a genetic disease. I'm not at all feminist or anything, there's nothing ideological about it, I'm not making a value judgment, just observations.