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Is that a happy genuine smile or a social smile?

There are marker that identify each. Do you know what they are?

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      • Paul Flanagan
        Paul Flanagan says:

        I’m confused a little here, more by your wording in the post, and your reply, than the picture. You said “marker that identify each”. Isn’t a social smile determined by a lack of markers for a genuine smile? A marker for each makes it seem that there are separate active markers that aren’t just a lack of marker for one. Then in your reply you said that you think they photo-shopped out the clues. I see the clues for a genuine smile, so combined with the mentioned marker statement, I’m confused. So, since I see genuine smile clues, I interpreted this as you indeed were saying that there is an active marker for a social smile and they photoshopped it out; especially since you said “but” I think they photo-shopped out the clues after saying it looks like a genuine smile. Are you saying it is a genuine smile or it “looks” like a genuine smile?

        Does this twisty paragraph make any sense? Eventually, I think Brent helped me sort it out. He said the eye wrinkles are barely there, so maybe you are referring to that.

        I see upturned lip corners and eye wrinkles in the corners. I originally thought (and still think) genuine smile. What was photoshopped? (If it is something else, don’t tell me yet though).

        • Eyes for Lies
          Eyes for Lies says:

          There are markers, or maybe as you have said more clearly, a lack of markers as well.

          I think the entire photo was photoshopped but specifically the eye region.

          I say it “looks like” a genuine smile.

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