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J. Hughes sends along an interesting addendum to yesterday’s post:
She’s the perfect woman, distilled from 40 other women, in 1898.
I’d like to take a moment to correct the record on perfection.
The above image has been kicking around the net for the past week or so, with the allegation that by combining all the most beautiful women in the world, you get the most definitively beautiful woman in the world. Counter-intuitively, combining all [...]
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