CriLondon
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Carmelita,
I still haven't figured out how to resize and upload thumbnails so please , forgive me, but i'll put the links since yesterday i've blown the margins!!
http://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/pi...-sick-people-want-fill-her-head-doubts-n64036
http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/news/world/africa/article3688259.ece
Now , please divide the face in two halves , vertically , and look at one side at a time.
As you look , the left side is involved , every muscle that is present in a genuine smile is active. I won't name them no need but i'm sure you can see , eye , cheek , mouth corner. Every muscle that is meant to move, in these pics moved.
Now please cover the left side (again as you look at it) and .... ouch...there's someone else right there .
The confusion you seem to have was just because i was referring to right/left side of the face as you look at it . Not ACTUAL right right and left.
I've seen much more involvement in a couple of pics after winning a race , i have an idea for that but it would need developing and scientific backing , which , as of right now i can indicate but not substantiate significantly.
It would have to do , again , with an active and subconscious memory that is filled with positive recollections of racing events ...effectively there's nothing ,active or redundant,in his memory that's negative and that can hold back an emotion.
If you reason along these lines , you'll see that it makes sense when you see somebody winning a race (or whatever else for that matter) , after not winning all his/her life , competing hundreds of times as also rans, break down and cry.
The first , real , emotion that comes out in order to feel the joy , is sadness. And that would be redundant. But it explodes , before the active emotion can be felt.
Subconscious works along powerful and mysterious lines....
Sorry everyone for the long post! And OT !
I still haven't figured out how to resize and upload thumbnails so please , forgive me, but i'll put the links since yesterday i've blown the margins!!
http://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/pi...-sick-people-want-fill-her-head-doubts-n64036
http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/news/world/africa/article3688259.ece
Now , please divide the face in two halves , vertically , and look at one side at a time.
As you look , the left side is involved , every muscle that is present in a genuine smile is active. I won't name them no need but i'm sure you can see , eye , cheek , mouth corner. Every muscle that is meant to move, in these pics moved.
Now please cover the left side (again as you look at it) and .... ouch...there's someone else right there .
The confusion you seem to have was just because i was referring to right/left side of the face as you look at it . Not ACTUAL right right and left.
I've seen much more involvement in a couple of pics after winning a race , i have an idea for that but it would need developing and scientific backing , which , as of right now i can indicate but not substantiate significantly.
It would have to do , again , with an active and subconscious memory that is filled with positive recollections of racing events ...effectively there's nothing ,active or redundant,in his memory that's negative and that can hold back an emotion.
If you reason along these lines , you'll see that it makes sense when you see somebody winning a race (or whatever else for that matter) , after not winning all his/her life , competing hundreds of times as also rans, break down and cry.
The first , real , emotion that comes out in order to feel the joy , is sadness. And that would be redundant. But it explodes , before the active emotion can be felt.
Subconscious works along powerful and mysterious lines....
Sorry everyone for the long post! And OT !