Though now dismissed as pseudoscience, perhaps there’s a kernel of truth in the idea that someone’s face can shape their destiny. Related“But the way we perceive someone basically all boils down to how dominant or trustworthy we think they look. “So for most people, a competent-looking face looks trustworthy and dominant, but not too dominant. And we tend to associate competent faces with the kinds of people who are in charge in our society. So what does this mean for Hillary Clinton: caught in a Catch 22 whereby she has to be seen to look dominant and competent, without eschewing her femininity.

Source: National Post October 19, 2016 13:07 UTC