Lies of the eyes

The above is a well-formed human skull. For most of us, this is what we have under our skin by age 20 or so, and will not change for the rest of our lives. Imagine this lies under all our faces.

Note a few things about this skull: The nose cavity is flush with the face, so that the human nose itself, made of flexible cartilage and other stuff, can be altered in appearance. It can be shortened or flattened, or a sharp piece of plastic can be inserted to make it pointier. Plastic surgeons often do this sort of thing.

But understand, the nose itself cannot be moved on the face. Bone structure prevents that.

Note the same with the ears – they too are made of cartilage and other stuff, and can be made smaller or be tucked. But their location on the head cannot be changed.

Most importantly for my purpose here, note the eye sockets. They too are in place by age twenty or so, and do not change throughout our lives*. They will always be in the same place on the head, and the distance between them will remain constant until death. They are, after all, bone material.

Knowing this, it is possible to use the eyes, more precisely, the distance between pupils on a human face, as a constant. I’ve been doing this for years, and the results have always been, well, controversial for others, but for me, very telling. By comparison of faces by reducing or enlarging them so that the eye pupils are the precise same distance as another photo for comparison, I can often judge that two people are really the same person, or more often, that two people are not the same person.

I recently received this facial comparison from a friend of the blog.

The two people there are Erika Kirk, alleged widow of the allegedly assassinated Charlie Kirk, and Vice President James Vance. Someone noticed a similarity in their appearance, and so did a face split and place half of each side-by-side.

That’s some nice, creative work, but whoever did this (it is circulating on Facebook, I am told), did not do their due diligence. Note the two faces above, which I have below straightened for comparison purposes.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

For each, I have placed the pupils at the precise same distance.

That done, a mathematical “constant” if you will humor me, we can now make a real comparison of the two. Here’s what I get:

They do not have the same facial structure at all. Note that I placed the eyes on each the exact distance apart before performing this, and that whoever did the facial work for Facebook fudged things just to make it work.

Those two photos are not the best, as they are blurry, so i cannot precisely place the eye pupils. For that reason, I got two more photos from the thousands available on the internet:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

It is difficult to find images where people are looking straight at the camera. For Erika Kirk, oddly, her eyes were always looking upward, as if a jet was flying over. For Vance, it’s an official portrait.

Here’s another face split:

And again, same result.

There’s been a lot of criticism coming my way over the years, but I do stand by this methodology. I am told that Internet photos are not reliable. That’s probably true. I am told that different cameras produce different aspects. That too is true. I am told the best way to compare photos is with the naked eye, but time and again I have seen the naked eye lie to me. I once had a writer here, Fauxlex, who produced two different photos of the mother of Miles Mathis, claiming they were two different people. Indeed it appeared that way on the surface, but as I applied the technology used above, the faces of the “two” people lined up perfectly, showing them to be one person.

Fauxlex was furious with me. He was sure I had rigged the images to arrive at that conclusion. But I did not. The naked eye can tell lies.

And anyway, suppose a person uses only the naked eye to compare photos. That method is subject to all the problems as my method, mentioned above. I maintain that person to be easier to fool than me and my chops. There is judgment involved and a desire to arrive at a preconceived idea, which I suspect the person doing the Facebook comparison suffered from. We’re all human, and all we can to is try to be rigorous and honest. That’s all I do. I do not fudge to obtain a desired result.

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*An exception to that rule: Stephen Hawking, who I suspect died in 1985 and was replaced by an actor (that insight supplied by MM), had a skull that was badly deformed by his ALS. For that reason, it was impossible to compare his replacement to the original man and his replacement. Though my eyes told me they were different people, I could offer no evidence to that effect.

31 thoughts on “Lies of the eyes

  1. A guy named Dallas Goldbug, I think, did some analyzing, sort of like you did. However, I wasn’t convinced. Then again, your point as to cartilage being subjected to reconstructive surgery offer a valid point. I like your method. It’s able to, as much as possible, eliminate confirmation bias.

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    1. Odd as it seemed at the time, as I was new to the game, Goldbug appeared to be deliberately sabotaging facial comparisons. He did so by offering crazy oddball things like JFK becoming Jimmy Carter and Jim Morrison Rush Limbaugh, and he was all over YouTube, trotted out as a go-to whenever the subject came up, kind of a doorman for the hall of shame. He was a tool. He discredited the very idea of comparing faces.

      Is he still around?

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      1. Absolutely. Yeah, the JFK to Jimmy was comical. I called him out on that one and asked him if were the controlled opposition. He banned me from commenting. Nothing ever quite worked that he did.

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        1. Yeah but Billy Carter did actually look like a fat RFK, as Goldbug noted. I hate to say but the idea of the Kennedys becoming the Carter brothers is quite appealing on the surface, but it’s a real stretch. I will add both Navy men, they may be relatives.

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          1. I say that not because I give Goldbug any credence, but because of my loathing of Kennedy family, having lived in New England/Boston my whole life. Have others heard there was a fire in the JFK library the day of the marathon bombing? They love to combine hoaxes.

            I had a thought recently, that so many of these hoaxes are obvious, and poorly done, that it has to be on purpose. It appears they want a substantial part of the population, like us, to see through the bullshit, which is pretty obvious once you objectively look at the evidence in total, and the history of events almost all being lies. However, there is large part of the population who will never question anything, completely incapable of it. So that creates conflict between the common sense people (us), and the middle class majority, who believe everything the news tells them to believe. Which cannot be resolved due to human stubbornness.

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            1. jack’s dad started rko with david Sarnoff ferfeckssake. What are we typing about? It’s the movies of course. Feckin von braun got his start on frau im mond and nobody gives a shite.

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              1. marvel parsons blew himselfel up working a movie prop. The jlp devil canyon guys were the suicide squad. They are feckin with us but it don’t matter cause those paying attention prolly did decent in algebra in middle school therefore they can’t be fooled. So yeah, psilly story but why wouldn’t van allen nuke his belts?.

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                1. SMJ: you were typing words the other day, that I had some difficulty translating to my simple English – was there a source book or some such that you suggested for the opposing claim of “Van Allen Belts”? ________________________________

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                  1. I suggested that mark check out starfish prime. Starfish prime is funny cause it’s the h-bomb. But starfish was just one nuking of the van allen belts. Van allen was nuking his belts all the way thru his international geophysical year and up to the limited test ban treaty.

                    van allen made a Geiger counter which captures charge like any ole electrometer. He put it on one of von Braun’s Jupiter c rockets. They then performed a ridiculously fake launch to convince the world that there scary space particles up in the air. These cosmic rays would go on to give us most of the modern particle zoo bullpsience, like muons and anti particles of course.

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                    1. I’m looking, I’m looking, I’m looking… if there is info disputing those magic belts, it is not surprisingly buried deep. ________________________________

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                    2. there are no sources disputing the existence of van Allen’s belts. The official story is stupid enough to crack the case though. Ferfecksake the fake explorer 1 launch and fake nukes gave us the van allen belts narrative. Which is also a convenient excuse not send anymore Hollywood walk of fame types to the moon anymore.

                      bytheway, van allen didn’t detect his belts. The official story is his geiger kit was overwhelmed and couldn’t detect anything in the region that the belts are said to be.

                      check out Steven a young, the disenchanted nuke phd. He’s a bit late to the game but he does a good job breaking down the particle chaser hustle.

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            2. An old man, Charlie Lunquist, asked me, when I was 19, what’s the difference between democrat and republican? I ranted for about five minutes. He asked again. I said tell me then. He said two words.

              The spelling!

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            3. having trouble thinking of a bigger acting clan than the Kennedy’s. The Booth’s were smaller but way more accomplished. But the Kennedy’s are Cavendishi and shwartzniggers now. Anywho, don’t start with John wilkes start with Edwin.

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            1. Are you talking to me? lol.

              But seriously RFK and Billy Carter both have buck teeth and big shit eating grins. And Billy Carter looks like a character in a fat suit, not a real person. The whole Billy Beer phenomenon was quite funny. I remember my neighbor collecting unopened Billy Beer in 1979, thinking it was going to worth a fortune according to them. Ebay goes for about $30 an opened can now.

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            2. The other funny shit that Billy Carter did was promote Peanut Lolita. I don’t remember that, maybe Mark or someone who recalls the Carter era better can. Here is what it was: Peanut Lolita is the name of a thick whiskey and peanut based liqueur produced in the 1960s and 1970s. The liquor was produced by Continental Distilling in LinfieldPennsylvania.

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  2. Here we go, back to what Mark is famous for. Take a look at the new Jim Carey, many are saying he was recently replaced, but I assume he just had botox treatments. Tons of AI face swaps apps out there now, kinda fun to play around with:

    https://live3d.io/ai-face-swap

    btw let’s hope Petra doesn’t weasel in and hijack this article with the moon landings are real drivel comments.

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    1. Nothing from me coming on Carrey. You can replace the face but not the talent. I looked at the hoax and thought it was not worth the effort. There is, as with Robin Williams, only one of that kind.

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  3. This comment –

    “van allen made a Geiger counter which captures charge like any ole electrometer. He put it on one of von Braun’s Jupiter c rockets. They then performed a ridiculously fake launch to convince the world that there scary space particles up in the air. These cosmic rays would go on to give us most of the modern particle zoo bullpsience, like muons and anti particles of course.”

    …reminds me, the original origin story of the Fantastic Four marvel superheroes, written in the 60s, was that they were on some space mission (for NASA I guess, or a comic book version) and flew through “cosmic rays” during their return descent I think.. after a crash landing they discovered they had strange powers. Although one was transformed into a monster of sorts, “the Thing.” I guess they were spinning that off of the Van Allen belts, or general idea of such cosmic particles.

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    1. funny story: marvel parsons and his friends in arroyo seco(later galcit) were called the suicide squad. Marvel would blow himself up working on a movie prop per the stupid narrative of course.

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    2. Outer space is littered with meteorites and cosmic rays. Occasionally a meteorite gets through, cosmic rays don’t make it here, and only occasionally a comet wreaks havoc, but we are mostly protected here on prison planet … by what?

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      1. It seems, in part, that is what we are discussing… “cosmic rays”.

        Who says they are out there – the boyz associated with Van Allen?

        Sun burn?

        Northern lights?

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        1. Isn’t the Van Allen belt just high energy particles following the path of the earth magnetic field? As moving charged particles will be directed by the magnetic field. Like the Northern Lights.

          I have a strong feeling conventional satellites as presented to us are BS. As Mark says they were/are doing something in the upper atmosphere/space. I would assume there are extremely high altitude planes that circumnavigate the globe that need fuel and maintenance on a regular basis. The idea of a “satellite” that looks like a big refrigerator and just flies around almost forever with no need for energy replenishment or maintenance, especially in a likely harsh environment, seems impossible.

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          1. Could be bullshit of course, but back when model rocketry was popular it was said that anyone who attained what is called low-earth-orbit altitude (obviously not just a kid with a hobby) would be visited by the federales with a “No, no, no… dangerous” line of shit. Only “they” are allowed to actually test what is claimed. Even high altitude balloons are tracked down – so it is said.

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      2. perhaps rocks do not fly andbwe do not have to be protected by the magnetosphere. I reckon cosmic rays are no more than an important narrative device.

        arthur Compton used them in his role in the wave/particle duality hustle. Luis feckin alvarez was his protege and Geiger (lead shielded to block cosmic rays shooting thru the lab of course) counter builder. Luis would be on to cloud chambers later. Arthur would be Luis’ boss again during the Manhattan project. Actually Arthur was everyone’s boss. The first nuclear reactor was the university of chicago because compton ran that place too.

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  4. Very interesting. Also to my point about using high altitude planes as observation “satellites” is that you get much better optical resolution from 20 miles up vs. 200 miles. And mapping of course.

    The other thing is “secret space” programs make up a large amount of the total conspiracy theory chatter – a friend of mine posted an org chart of all the popular ones On facebook. So you can go down a real rabbit hole with trying to figure out what is going on in space. Personally i think its better to best leave some things as unknowns and accept you’ll never know the truth than spend too much time trying to figure them out.

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  5. My default is that Vance/Kirk are closely related. These ops have been shown to be family affairs as blood is the essential bond with these op divas and their staged spectacles. Vance’s background is absolute nonsense and he seems like a prime candidate for a caretaker family upbringing. The harlot in the blonde fright wig is probably just as phony and seems to have been pedo’d off the stage via “groomer” e-mails. Whatever the Kirk objective was (money laundering likely) it looks like its all been tabled while Iran is taking up everyone’s attention.

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