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As humans, we find something about symmetry inherently attractive and appealing. It is believed that the more symmetrical a person's face is, the more attractive people are likely to find them on average. Biologists believe that, for our ancestors, facial symmetry may have signaled overall health and, consequently, genetic fitness. This meant someone with a symmetrical face was likely to be a good choice as a mate.

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