These biomechanics are at the core of what we consider 'beauty'

I think in time we will understand its biomecahnics and not genetics or exercise that result in 'beauty'.

People think that beauty is genetics. I think data obliterates that theory.

Rather I think the biomechanics I talk about here are at the heart of beauty.

Actually I’m quite sure of it.

And I say that not out of wishful thinking, but rather it is the most logical explanation that coincides with the data.

And in this post I will explain why.

Demi Moore and her daughter at the same age of 27

Beauty cannot have more than a loose correlation with genetics

I’m going to ask you to think purely logically and run you through some observations.

Do you see beautiful people that end up having children that are far less attractive than them?

» Yes it happens all the time! Sometimes their kids are outright overweight and ugly!

Were people a few generations back far more attractive than we are today?

» Yes! Obesity rates in the 1950’s was <2% in the US. Compared to something like 45%+ today. They were also on average far more attractive than we are today.

School kids in the 1950’s

Try to come up with a single rule related to beauty and genetics that doesnt’ have tons of exceptions. I guarantee it doesn’t exist.

You will always find lots of exceptions to any rule you come up with.

Biomechanics has to be at the core

I’ve been paying attention to people’s structure for about nine years now. I look at their skull, their neck and their body.

And after observing many thousands of people during this time I am very confident in saying that a person with correct skeletal structure is ALWAYS beautiful.

There is no exceptions. ZERO.

So then the question becomes…. well is having perfect skeletal structure genetic?

And here is where I think you can logically conclude that it is not. But rather biomechanics are what result in perfect skeletal structure.

For example, I know for a fact that if you drilled the teeth of the most beautiful people on earth flat.. I am absolutely sure they would be unattractive within a few years. With no exceptions.

How do I know that? I explain it here:

Don't think biomechanics matter? Think again.

So if the people with the best genetics can be made ugly within a few years by using these biomechanics, than obviously biomechanics trump genetics by a lot!

If the world doesn’t get this, it will be a very ugly world in a couple generations

Attractiveness is getting worse as time goes on. Fast. Why?

Because it is a generational problem as I explain here:

This is a 'generational' problem

Every generation gets worse because a mother of a newborn who does not have the correct body proportions will have typically screwed up their child by the time they are born.

And a higher proportion of mothers do not have the correct body proportions with each generation. Why?

Because of math.

Each impacted mother impacts their child. Each non-impacted mother might have anyway messed up her body before childbirth from a variety of factors.

But we will become beautiful again by mastering these biomechanics

My thesis is that any human being can become almost model-level beautiful at pretty much any age regardless of genetics. And I plan to prove it with myself.

Yes, it is a very aggressive thesis but I have a very strong feeling i will end up being right in time.

Because genetics do not determine beauty, these biomechanics do. And if you take these biomechanics to the ‘end’, I think you will end up being beautiful by default.

I’m not saying it will be fast. It might take many years.

Even more years than it is taking me because I’m now pretty fast at the process.

But imagine i’m right. Imagine everyone in the world was beautiful and healthy because we mastered our understanding of these biomechanics.

I think the world would be a far happier and better place. Don’t you?