If someone else has your face you should probably ask for it back. I'm on Twitter and Instagram at @DrJoeHanson and @okaytobesmart Thanks for watching, smart people!
Maan! I u proved my question (assumption ) correct it was.... There is a limited gene set and limited combinations soo the probability of ppl. Having same faces mustn't be that rare…ty
I was looking for this comment. I was like, okay, he's been talking about someone named amanda and someone named meredith but my brain refuses to match up the names to the face. Or I'm not paying attention. It takes a lot of energy for me to pay attention at one time.
A few years ago, we discovered my boyfriend (at the time) had a doppelgänger living in the same city. What’s even weirder is that his dopplegangers girlfriend looked pretty similar to me too! Bumping into them was a funny circumstance
Okay, please read my story posted above which occurred back in 1987, 1988. Since then, I believe there is a person that looks just like me where I live now. I friend I know whom is from this town thought he encountered me and asked me why I did not speak to him at gas station at the edge of town. I said are you sure it was me and he said yes. I asked the day and general time he thought he encountered me and there was no way I was in that part of town, etc. Fast forward 2 years later at a popular breakfast restaurant, a man approached me and started talking about the Property Owners Association where he lives and seemed to assume I knew what he was speaking of. I told him I did not live there and he proceeded to tell me I looked exactly like a near by neighbor, etc. The neighborhood from where this man was from and commenting on P.O.A. issues was in very close proximity of the gas station where a friend greeted whom he thought was me but was not.
I didn't think they looked the same. They looked kinda similar but there was clear differences. I immediately noticed when their pictures were swapped. Couldn't pick out the matching kid though.
I once ran across a picture of a girl online that looked just like me. The girl had a large tattoo on her neck though so I played a joke on my mom and sent her the pic and said “look at my new tattoo mom!” My mom was angry and totally thought it was me!! 🤣
still she shouldnt be angry just for a tattoo. its your skin, you do whatever the heck you want with it :) they are wayyy worst things you can do than get a tattoo, trust me XD
I've seen my doppelganger! I saw them when I was younger, in a Halloween makeup book. My mum sat me down all serious and asked me if anyone had taken pictures of me. They even had the same damn hairstyle as me. Legit completely identical. I still have the book, and it's bloody creepy. The other child wasn't named, so I have no idea who this doppelganger actually is, or if we still look the same.
They really didn’t look alike. And this is coming from a black person who often find ppl of different races to look alike. The differences between the two women are just too great for me to say they look alike. Under no circumstance would i confuse the two.
If a mom had 5 twins and they found their dopplegangers, theoretically, they could literally play a game of basketball (5x5) with only their faces on court
Me and my best friend looked nothing alike yet ppl always thought we reminded of each other and called us twins because we were inseperable, i think it's because your facial features mimics each other and thats why ppl look like each other after having spent much time with each other best friends, (husband & wife) etc.
I worked for my Doppelganger for awhile, everyone mixed us up, even his wife and mother...his daughter is the only one who never did. The similarities aren't just that, both born in March, raised on boats, fishing and surfing enthusiasts...those are predictable but the weirdest thing we share is a a genuine and lingering childhood fear of ET...
@@nonow1353 i remember the first time I saw ET I was probably around 6 or 7 years old, I walked into the room when my parents were playing the film I saw ET come out of a bush and was so terrified I've never actually seen the movie since so that part of your comment was pretty relatable haha
Can you help me? Some dude chopped off my head, and i saw him take my body to his house. Right now i'm having my friend type this, and i'm being kept alive in a freezer.
This video is trying to let the masses think there is no such thing as clones or body doubles being used in hollywood and in government. there is. and any youtube channel with over 1/2 million subs and still has a channel is a sell out to the satanic system
@@TheWormzerjr you realise that we have movie technology to help make someone look like someone else right? It’s still getting better as far as I’m aware but eventually it should be pretty good
I saw my "twin". It was fascinating, scary and weird all in one. She didn't have my birthmark near my dimple, but that's it. I was too afraid to approach her.
We were once at a mini park(amusement park) and there was a guy sitting there who would draw you and exaggerate your prominent features. That was 4 years ago and it's still hanging over the kitchen table.
I'm an artist too and I was literally just thinking of this! The fine details of the face talked about in the video are also really crucial to get right in making accurate portraits. If I'm drawing someone and if I make their nose slightly too wide, their eyes slightly too big, etc, it instantly doesn't look like the original person to me anymore. Likely because I study faces all the time, Amanda and Meredith didn't look alike to me.
6:21 "Did you notice we just switch their photos?" No you didn't you just switched their names and to be honest I forgot their names from this point in the video so it didn't matter... so you proved nothing there
Same- it’s even worse for me since I’m a different nationality then everyone I live around, so if I do look in the mirror I’m like, oh yeah, that’s what I look like :^
@@eclecticsoffy we live in the world of selfies and social media 'influencers'. Its not a surprise people notice themselves more now. I'm glad you have more going for yourself than being narcissistic.
Even identical twins have slight differences though... I've known a good amount of identical twins and I've found that when it's a set I don't know then I can't tell them apart but once I've gotten to know them even from a bit of a distance you can tell who is who. Identical twins are really really similar but their fingerprints aren't the same and neither are their faces
@@IrisSnow yeah I'm an identical twin, but because I'm so used to my face and my twin's face I think that our faces look really different but I do get that we have "the same face" because everyone except our best friends think we look exactly the same
I heard that if you saw a clone of yourself you wouldn't be able to recognize them because you've only seen yourself in mirror and pictures, is that true?
Jenna Marmalade I've seen one doppelganger of myself in my 44 years on earth. It was in a Facebook picture of someone else that I randomly stumbled upon. They were hunched over laughing just like I would - the expression was ME. She had glasses like me and everything. It was crazy - and others I shared it with expressed that it looked just like me too. I am willing to bet that if I saw the other female in person though, I probably would not see the similiarity as striking as I did in the photo.
I was 44 when I saw a picture of my brother that my parents put up for adoption. I couldn't figure out who he looked like as he didnt look like my parents or my brothers. It wasn't until I saw a picture of him and I together that I realized he looked like ME!
Ya when I look in different mirrors and pictures I look different. One mirror I look thin, the other I'm less thin. Also cameras bring out all the discoloration on my face while mirrors don't. I don't think I'll ever know what I actually look like.
I could pick apart the mashups and flip-arounds, and see the girls look similar and not the same. Took the Cambridge Face Memory Test. My result: Your accuracy in the experiment was: 93% The average score on this test is around 80% correct responses for adult participants. A score of 60% or below may indicate face blindness. Makes sense. I grew up drawing portraits.
I think it’s slightly challenging to tell whether it’s the same person when they wear makeup. I mean, we all know we can change brow shapes, eye shapes, lip shapes, where your bone cheekbones appear to be, etc with just makeup
It's crazy.A few years ago my mom was googling herself and came across another lady with her same name. When she clicked on the link in the search results she found out that the lady lives on the other coast and is a Professor with published books. My mom checked one of the books out on amazon and when she saw the author pic she was floored! The lady was a copy of my mom in looks too. It was so weird! My mom bought the book and contacted the lady. She showed me the pic and sure enough, it was my mom. Except my mom's never been to Ireland before where the picture was taken, so it wasn't my mom. It was just some random, unrelated woman on the other side of the country that not only shared my moms face, but first and last names, as well. The universe is weird!!!
As a person with facial blindness, this was fascinating to watch. Especially when examples or illustrations were shown because they simply didn't process right in my head. I feel like I learned a lot about myself and others!
@@corynn.l5146 very often yes, I have partial facial blindness, so my brain has like 10 preset faces and when I meet people I see one of those 10 faces which means a lot of people have the same face. It didn’t used to be as much as 10, I have been developing more presets and getting better over time 👍
@ViolaDaBratsche Wow. You are doing amazing. I wish I had 10 preset faces in my head. I also have prosopagnosia so I completely understand feeling like everyone has the same face. I generally use things like hair color, skin color, facial hair, glasses, or tattoos to identify people. I have completely ignored close friends and family members because they changed their hair or even just wore it differently than usual. I have also ran up to complete strangers thinking they were relatives. Do you also recognize faces this way?
@@maplesugar7409 I do use hair a lot and if they have distinct make up, but my main way is usually walking gate, hand mannerisms, and especially voice. I was a transcriptionist for a long time so I can distinguish and remember voices well.
As an artist, one of the things that can completely change the way a person is perceived is the distance between their nose and mouth. It's a weird detail that no one consciously thinks about
@@draco5277 That sentence is so horribly structured. I got lost and had to start again like, 3 times. This is why grammar is valuable. _"It's too much effort, this isn't an essay"_ isn't an acceptable excuse.
@@am32074 Sometimes, yes, but honestly it'd still look more similar to a person than doppelganger cases like that one. I wouldn't mistake those two for each other unless they were far away or I just woke up and my eyes weren't working yet.
*I recently had an opportunity to meet my doppelgänger,* but I chickened out and so did he... I was afraid he might kidnap me, leave me stranded on a desert island, and proceed to take over my life.... Meanwhile, he was probably thinking the same thing🤔
I scored 97% on that face test. The resemblance between Amanda and the other girl is not too impressive. I can easily tell them apart even if the wore the same outfit.
Maybe there is a correlation between people who could tell Amanda and Meridith apart and their ability to pay attention to details. These people might also tend to be more self-conscious (hence a tendency to pay closer attention to their own and others' facial features). I think these two might be good hypotheses to test.
they really look nothing alike. maybe because I'm used to drawing portraits but, their features have completely different shapes and sizes and they are not in the same positions as she said. I honestly can't even see a slight resemblance other than them having blue eyes and ...idk owning a face lol🤣
Then you might actually have gone full circle and not be good with facial details, but that wouldn't make sense if you draw portraits. They have a very strong resemblance, but can be distinguished fairly easily
I passed by my doppelganger in O'Hare about 15 years ago. We were walking in opposite directions in the B terminal. He was a bit older maybe 5 years or so. We both nodded realizing the situation but never said a word.
Him: the probability of two people having the same face are about 1 in a trillion Identical twins: are we a joke to you Edit: I know identical twins aren't actually identical
@@Dumb_Killjoy Dude... My two youngest siblings are identical twins. They don't even look alike...at all. 100% identical happen only in the movies...not in real life.
I’ve always found it weird that I always think that identical twins look different. I know a few pairs growing up in the same school and I could always tell them apart. Even in this examples, I can see why people say those 2 girls look alike, but they’re nowhere near being the same person
5:38 This is like true for twins, at first they look the same, but after a while your memory remembers little differences they have, and you can tell them apart
this is true, my aunts are identical twins and even get mistaken by close relatives, but to me they look almost nothing alike. yeah, they look related, but in my head i forget they're even twins, let alone identical because i've had to distinguish between them my whole life.
To everyone who thinks they are ugly, chill out, your face is unique, some people might call it ugly, but if you think of it, your face is beautiful in its own way, its own shape, and its own unique features, so chill
I do what she does unconsciously!! Like I tell everybody I’m great with faces, if I meet you once I’ll probably be able to recognize you again even when I forget your name.
I had no trouble picking out significant differences between The two girls, but I did see the resemblance. Though I rather rely on voice recognition, I am pretty accurate at tellikg voices apart
@@kaam.. for me it was more like an Uncanny Valley thing. They look close enough for one looking like a good imitation, but there was definitely something "off"
This reminds me of a picture my Mom took of a cashier at Walmart... He literally looked exactly like how I imagined I'd look in 6 years. Although I think it was less of the face, and more of the expression that was identical.
I literally live in the same town with a guy that looks like me and it's horrible! We go in the same school and we always get mixed up! Even his grandma mixed us up...
As someone who is slightly uncomfortable “looking people in the eyes” unless I know them or am comfortable around them I’ve noticed that no matter how well I know someone, if I look at their face for a bit I’ll begin to notice “new features”. Nothing that drastically changes my mental image of how they look, but novel enough to make me become more aware of the uniqueness of their specific facial features. Personally it’s most noticeable in their eyes, skin texture/color, the shape of their face, and their mouth/teeth. The eyes are especially noticeable to me because you begin to notice the coloration of their irises like specks of green or yellow in lighter color eyes, or darker and lighter specks of brown or specks of an almost yellow in brown eyes. I always thought there had to be some explanation besides me just being inattentive of facial features when meeting new people, but as I began to notice this I realized that it happens to everyone I know regardless of familiarity. Knowing how immensely unique each feature is and especially how unique specific combinations of features are along with our brain being a sort of biological pattern recognition software makes this experience I’ve had make so much sense. It’s like trying to recreate an image from memory with only occasional flashes of the original image to build off of. Our initial “mental recreation” starts off somewhat accurate depending on our individual ability to recognize and memorize certain novel features while simultaneously still largely relying on our previous experiences of certain similar features to build upon. As we then focus on specific features, those “educated guesses” are replaced with the more accurate information that then subtly changes our mental image of that person. I don’t know how many people can relate to this experience because I personally had to work to build the “skill” of noticing these subtle shifts in my own perception, but it’s fascinating that this experience is rooted in our brains pattern recognition ability and it’s tendency to “fill in” incomplete, inaccurate, or flawed information. It’s especially fascinating to me how smoothly this process seems to happen in order to create a complete image because it shows just how well suited our brains are at identifying/creating faces with even a tiny fraction of the information available. Brains are amazing!!!
Omg, I do this too. I find for me it mostly happens with people in TVs or movies because I’m not really paying attention to what they look like, I’m more paying attention to the story. It’s also the reason I often confuse two characters that look nothing alike. I’ll just be watching a show when I decide to look closer at an actor’s face and I’ll realise a couple small details I didn’t notice before and suddenly they look like a completely different person!
As an artist, with specialty in portraits, so I've basically trained myself to recognize these things. It's made me look at people differently, I notice the details of someone's face first. And started commenting strange things when drawing like 'she has a nice curvature of her forehead' and 'strange, his jaw is both soft and sharp in different places'
I notice stuff about people's faces just because I like faces a lot and sometimes try to imagine a face. I notice the forehead curviture too, :D also how tall the nose bridge is and overall the whole line from the nose tip through the nose bridge and through the forehead and where the eyes are placed.
Meredith’s eyes are darker, her lips are wider, her face is slightly longer and narrower, her cheekbones are higher and less pronounced, and her nostrils are bigger (I wrote this before I got to 8:55)
Finally, a video that explained my situation. I always told everybody that I can't really remember my parents' faces even we still live together. lol But this video explained that I didn't really remember the face but actually remembered the pattern.
It also explains the time I was trying to remember and imagine a classmates face I see every day and I thought it was weird that I could change the nose shape and it would still feel correct but if I changed the height of her mouth it really felt incorrect.
This is fascinating! So my issue with the comparison of two photographs doesn’t really give you the whole idea. I thought Meredith and the other girl could be the same person with makeup. You can really change your features by over lining your lips/ changing your brow shape/ contouring. Also lighting makes a huge difference. I would loved to have seen the expert look at them in person lol
Or the Asian girl on youtube who regularly makes up her face to look like Britney Spears! She really does change the way you see her features- down to minimizing her nationality!
I have seen a doppelganger of my best friend from high school (who, at that time, was hundreds of miles away, so I knew it wasn't her), and it was crazy! And I've been told that someone else saw my doppelganger at a restaurant across the state from me, when I was at work on the other side of the state, LOL! It's an amazing how the doppelganger effect works!
I thought it was William Shatner. No question about it. But I have prosopagnosia and was just watching A Twist in the Tale, so of course I would think it was him.
@@caseydpremium3746 Bond together to be Moore. I mean stitched not drawn. But I also thought in that gallery or matrix of images there were some McKaulkin (midst), one little rascals actor (BL), a younger self of Mr. McCartney (TL) and maybe Ringo Starr (LR).
Thirty years ago I was in my local 7-11 in Edmonton, Alberta. As I approached the till, something on the magazine rack caught my eye. It was an inset picture on a People magazine of some guy from Florida. He looked enough like me that even I had to admit the remarkable similarity, to the point that I felt compelled to show the cover to the cashier and say, "This is NOT me!" The cashier understood why I would want to make that distinction. The guy was a suspect in multiple murders and still at large.
Good caricaturists can quickly figure out what makes particular people's faces unique and recognizable, and then amplify those characteristics through exaggeration. The pictures they draw aren't photo-accurate, but we know who the subjects are. I think these artists have an innate ability to recognize facial schemata as mentioned in this video. Take a look some time at the drawings of the legendary Al Hirschfeld, who worked for the New York Times for half a century, going to Broadway show after Broadway show, and occasionally movies, recreating stars' faces with just a few lines. You'll be able to recognize, say, Julie Andrews or Zero Mostel or Carol Channing almost immediately if you're already familiar with the facial schemata of those actors.
Lol I'm Slavic and I've seen plenty of my face xD some people from the same cultures have the same faces. I think that this is less common in America because it's a lot of people mixed together .
"You and I have been given a gift, we have to do something with it, like...hand modeling! Or Magic! And you *know* NASA is going to want to talk to us!"
10:51 those were literally the first two images I focused on. I didn't even pause the video... Either or I'm really good at recognising faces or it was easy. Not to mention I didn't even realise I was matching the first image with any of the second ones... I thought I just had to match any 2 images
As a person who draws realistic face people. They do look alike but Amandas nose is smaller (the bridge) and Meredith nose looks wider. Amandas eyebrows has thicker shape while Meredith has thinner and you know when ur nose can connect with eyebrows shaping like the noses line? If you do, Amandas nose connects to her eyebrows while Meredith connects with her eyelids and also Amadas Eye shape looks softer while Meredith has sharper shape. Thats all i could see the difference but i still could see why they look alike. I think its because of the eyes and face shape and maybe lips makes it looks similar.
Yes I kind of agree. Also I feel the thing where they implied that people who are "better with faces" (presumably better at recognizing people in normal life circumstances) are better at seeing differences is probably not true. Like in every day life having instant, but imperfect systems to recognize someone is fine. I'm terrible with faces in that context. But can easily see how the two women, while similar looking were clearly not the same person!
Actually it's the perspective hplus your ability to pay attention to detail. You look in some East Asian artists look alike. They can look exactly the same that you would actually question it but from a certain perspective cause believe it or not or left side of or faces doesn't perfectly match the right side which can explain why two different people can't have the exact face cause they need to both sides to be the same.
i don't do art at all, but i am very good at small details and pay much attention to them. i can tell apart people very easily or like painting where you have to spot the differences.
If someone else has your face you should probably ask for it back. I'm on Twitter and Instagram at @DrJoeHanson and @okaytobesmart
Thanks for watching, smart people!
Caldwell from Drawfee us your doppelganger..
Maan! I u proved
my question (assumption ) correct it was....
There is a limited gene set and limited combinations soo the probability of ppl. Having same faces mustn't be that rare…ty
It's Okay To Be Smart my twin has my face 😂
Please do one on how we recognize voices!! Great video😁
PS - Amanda's real instagram is @4mandagreen just so you can go say hi, she's really cool
I’ve actually met my doppelgänger, he was walking by me in a hotel and we saw each other and pulled a double take.
i mean if it counts, my distant cousin is my doppelgänger. same exact face, the only noticeable differences are skin tone and hair color.
Katelyn wow that’s crazy
lol that reminds me of that spiderman meme
Voxellor omd
CTsilver _ Plot twist: it was just a mirror
EVERYONE has a doppelganger. Just not all doppelgangers are alive at the same time.
Oooooooh.
woah
Right!
pro football player, Mesut Özil exactly look like young Enzo Ferrari.
Ohhhh... Could be true 😱👌
Milk Fic my doppelgängers was born the same time as me.... I have a twin.
Anyone else?
"Does Someone Else Have Your Face?" I'm an identical twin, the person with my face lives in my house.
I bet Dr. Teghan could tell you apart no problem!
Same!!
This was great, thank you!
Me too
@@magiinunes então tu tens uma doppelganger?
This guy: "did you even notice we swapped their photos?"
Me who just didnt remember their names: "wow."
relatable
He didn't swap photos just the name so defeats the purpose of his point
yeah I was gonna say lmao
Me who didn't look at their names: WOW.
I was looking for this comment. I was like, okay, he's been talking about someone named amanda and someone named meredith but my brain refuses to match up the names to the face. Or I'm not paying attention. It takes a lot of energy for me to pay attention at one time.
A few years ago, we discovered my boyfriend (at the time) had a doppelgänger living in the same city. What’s even weirder is that his dopplegangers girlfriend looked pretty similar to me too! Bumping into them was a funny circumstance
Okay, please read my story posted above which occurred back in 1987, 1988. Since then, I believe there is a person that looks just like me where I live now. I friend I know whom is from this town thought he encountered me and asked me why I did not speak to him at gas station at the edge of town. I said are you sure it was me and he said yes. I asked the day and general time he thought he encountered me and there was no way I was in that part of town, etc. Fast forward 2 years later at a popular breakfast restaurant, a man approached me and started talking about the Property Owners Association where he lives and seemed to assume I knew what he was speaking of. I told him I did not live there and he proceeded to tell me I looked exactly like a near by neighbor, etc. The neighborhood from where this man was from and commenting on P.O.A. issues was in very close proximity of the gas station where a friend greeted whom he thought was me but was not.
@@HighSpeedNoDrag lol u lucky
That's amazing
@@HighSpeedNoDrag Wow. Sounds like something straight out of a movie!! Lovely story.
TravelwithLea You found an unknown dimension where one side of you soul is rich and other poor, in which one are you?
I didn't think they looked the same. They looked kinda similar but there was clear differences. I immediately noticed when their pictures were swapped. Couldn't pick out the matching kid though.
Mysticm1 same but I noticed the matching kid right away
Yeah, the nose is a giveaway. Different shape.
Same. The matching kid was just way too fast to find it.
but the names were swapped, not the pictures
900th like
To my twins out there. I feel you.
I feel like you are going to get sued for inappropriately feel your twin or something.
Jayamila Persson
Don’t worry DocZero didn’t feel me.
Triples? What about them?
lol
Jayamila Persson lol
I once ran across a picture of a girl online that looked just like me. The girl had a large tattoo on her neck though so I played a joke on my mom and sent her the pic and said “look at my new tattoo mom!” My mom was angry and totally thought it was me!! 🤣
still she shouldnt be angry just for a tattoo. its your skin, you do whatever the heck you want with it :) they are wayyy worst things you can do than get a tattoo, trust me XD
@@tornadodee148 depends on the tattoo though
@@tornadodee148 you mean Heroin?
@@upinskyy2025 for example
@@tornadodee148 She might have been underage at the time...
I hope the other "me" is having a way better love life than I am.
Dalia Capellan right
How, you look hot!
@@somrjrose ok
@@AbiKolapo ok
@@kiwiyt5423 ok
God have mercy on the person who has my face
Name lol 😂❤️
that!
The names in this thread are wild 😂 Sorry I kind of ruined it with mine.
@@thesleepydot it's a whole ass lifestyle😂
Lmfao
“Did you notice we swapped their faces?” 6:20
No you didn’t, you swapped their names.
Yes!
He didn’t do that either
@@SebastianUrs did u even watch-
@@Nabooze i was saying that he didnt switch before he said it, obviously I did see that he did change it after
@@SebastianUrs oh sorry then-
I've seen my doppelganger! I saw them when I was younger, in a Halloween makeup book.
My mum sat me down all serious and asked me if anyone had taken pictures of me. They even had the same damn hairstyle as me. Legit completely identical.
I still have the book, and it's bloody creepy.
The other child wasn't named, so I have no idea who this doppelganger actually is, or if we still look the same.
take their picture and your picture from when you were younger, start analysing the details, you might find something
I dont wanna lie.
The first time I saw you, I thought John and Hank had a third Green.
They do have a third green
Joe Green
Yes they do have a third brother they don't really talked about much xD
We finally found Dave's secret youtube channel!
Mei Rede you sure you're not thinking about the carlin brothers rather than the greens
normal person: Everyone has a doppleganger!
me, an identical twin: OoOoOoOh
Lol me too
Same
Sameeee
Yes
Lol are you not a normal person?
Her husband said they didn’t look alike so he wouldn’t get in trouble
Exactly what I was thinking 😂🤣🤣
They don't at all alike. They have completely different lips and noses.
They look really different, only alike from a glance
Smart man
They really didn’t look alike. And this is coming from a black person who often find ppl of different races to look alike. The differences between the two women are just too great for me to say they look alike. Under no circumstance would i confuse the two.
If a mom had 5 twins and they found their dopplegangers, theoretically, they could literally play a game of basketball (5x5) with only their faces on court
His doppelgänger: Keith Habersberger
omg that is literally what i thought! lmaoo
The Try Guys. Your post was appreciated
I knew he looked like someone
No! They don't look same
I was thinking Paul Welsh
I go to school with someone that looks so much like me that I see her in pictures and wonder why I was hanging out with those strangers.
My best friend and I look alike so much to the point that people think we're twins
Same! My doppelganger was in the same school! The same age! Well, at the time
same my doppelgänger also has the same name as me
The happened to the actresses Jessica chastain and Bryce Dallas Howard
Me and my best friend looked nothing alike yet ppl always thought we reminded of each other and called us twins because we were inseperable, i think it's because your facial features mimics each other and thats why ppl look like each other after having spent much time with each other best friends, (husband & wife) etc.
When your doppelgänger is the facial recognition lady in this video 😂
Lol really??
hahaha
She really does look like you :0
Oh lol !
Pretty sure thats Hannah Gadsby
I worked for my Doppelganger for awhile, everyone mixed us up, even his wife and mother...his daughter is the only one who never did. The similarities aren't just that, both born in March, raised on boats, fishing and surfing enthusiasts...those are predictable but the weirdest thing we share is a a genuine and lingering childhood fear of ET...
I think I read or watched a story similar to this one except their wifes has the same first same also what is ET
ET by Steven Spielberg don't ask my first and only recurring nightmare
@@nonow1353 i remember the first time I saw ET I was probably around 6 or 7 years old, I walked into the room when my parents were playing the film I saw ET come out of a bush and was so terrified I've never actually seen the movie since so that part of your comment was pretty relatable haha
Doppelgängers want to kill you and take over ur life I hear on google
Do I have someone else’s face? Yes. And their body? That’s in my basement.
Can you help me? Some dude chopped off my head, and i saw him take my body to his house.
Right now i'm having my friend type this, and i'm being kept alive in a freezer.
Too Many Warning Labels creepy ; v ;’
Your name fits
Words are fun
@@cedrick25 ummmmm
"It was like yanny and laurel".....oh my god I cant believe how fast the internet moves I forgot that happened
This video is trying to let the masses think there is no such thing as clones or body doubles being used in hollywood and in government. there is. and any youtube channel with over 1/2 million subs and still has a channel is a sell out to the satanic system
@@TheWormzerjr you must be joking
@@TheWormzerjr you realise that we have movie technology to help make someone look like someone else right? It’s still getting better as far as I’m aware but eventually it should be pretty good
@@TheWormzerjr what are you on could I have some it seems to be pretty good
can we talk about how people swore they heard laurel it's like the black and blue dress thing again
*You come for the science but you stay for the pop culture references.*
_It's Okay To Be Smart in a nutshell_
the VERY CURRENT pop culture references thank you
Not me I'm here for science only
Why are you everywhere Lmao
@@hirayuuu I'm basically a fan of everything
@@USSAnimeNCC- It was really cringy when they used the drake meme...
Amanda and Meredith look absolutely nothing alike to me, even at a glance I'd be able to tell they're different people.
They look like sisters but not like the same person
The only thing similar I see is the nose and eyes I could see a big difference
They look nothing alike to me, Meredith has a more "model like face to me"
They look totally different.
Bruh they don't even look related to me
"Because it's the internet and people will argue about anything"
So true :D
False!
@@CollaredDom actually I think it’s true!!
Noooo your all wrong..
It's true but not true
I really wanna start an argument right now😠
Everyone in this reply section are fools. Only I’m the right one
False >:(
Can somebody help me find my doppelganger? I owe them an apology...
Well actually they might owe YOU an apology
@@matildanorbury3348 Hmmmmmmm
I owe mime too a apology
Me: can I have my face back
Doppelganger: I'm 82 tive me back my face back
Me: wait how to I look like someone who is like 8.2 times older than me
Matilda Norbury lol
I saw my "twin". It was fascinating, scary and weird all in one. She didn't have my birthmark near my dimple, but that's it. I was too afraid to approach her.
Artists that do portraits are very good at telling people apart - maybe scientists need to go this one
yep, as an artist i can confirm. its just because we analyze the specific features rather than the whole face i think?
Yeah, you have to get tinny bits right or they look like totally different people.
I only find that people look the same if there eyes, noses, eyebrows, and lips look the same. I usually don't pay attention to where they are.
We were once at a mini park(amusement park) and there was a guy sitting there who would draw you and exaggerate your prominent features. That was 4 years ago and it's still hanging over the kitchen table.
I'm an artist too and I was literally just thinking of this! The fine details of the face talked about in the video are also really crucial to get right in making accurate portraits. If I'm drawing someone and if I make their nose slightly too wide, their eyes slightly too big, etc, it instantly doesn't look like the original person to me anymore. Likely because I study faces all the time, Amanda and Meredith didn't look alike to me.
If someone does have my face, what a poor unfortunate soul...
Lmao
Than you are unfortunate too if you have that person's face, the joke is dumb...
*Those poor unfortunate sols, in paiiiin in neeeeed*
@@jocao2831
Thats the point, Karen. Im ugly so if another person has my face they're unfortunate😒😒
Gosh, GET OFF THE INTERNET GRANDMA!
Its even worse if someone was unfortunate to have my abomination of a "face".
“this person” jade west has been DISRESPECTED
😂😂😂 Don't wanna be there when Jade finds out
thinking the same thing
elizabeth gillies *
Omg Phandom
She's been jaded...
“Hey! Give me back my face!”
Edit: I don’t think Meredith and Amanda look alike 🤨
same-?
I'm lucky, I see both how similar they are and how different they are
@@eclecticsoffy same
@@okay6558 Hello then
6:21 "Did you notice we just switch their photos?" No you didn't you just switched their names and to be honest I forgot their names from this point in the video so it didn't matter... so you proved nothing there
yeah
Litchi I noticed, so some proof there. Idiot
Litchi lol I notoced that too
@@KalleJon10 word flex, but okay
Yup im terrible with names lol
I don't even remember my own face when I'm not looking at it
Same- it’s even worse for me since I’m a different nationality then everyone I live around, so if I do look in the mirror I’m like, oh yeah, that’s what I look like :^
same
Like, most normal people who rarely see mirrors will not remember, myself included
Same
@@eclecticsoffy we live in the world of selfies and social media 'influencers'. Its not a surprise people notice themselves more now. I'm glad you have more going for yourself than being narcissistic.
Funny because I saw the thumbnail and thought you were Keith from the try guys.
I'm not the only one who thought that he was keith, thank god 😂
Also Hank Green
I thought it was Brendon Urie
It's the blue checkered shirt and glasses that do it, I think
I think he looks like Johnny Knoxville honestly.
Back in the ‘80s, I kept getting mistaken for someone else. When I finally met the person, there really wasn’t much of a resemblance.
Imagine being the uglier doppelganger
i am the ugly doppelgänger
@@zeexyrze me too
i feel bad for anybody who looks like me, i hope im the ugly one, if im not thats very suprising
Story of my life
Meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
"Does someone else have your face?"
*me looking at my twin sister*
Noob Mirim same haha
Same 😂
BrgSnake in Sunglasses bruh same
Even identical twins have slight differences though... I've known a good amount of identical twins and I've found that when it's a set I don't know then I can't tell them apart but once I've gotten to know them even from a bit of a distance you can tell who is who. Identical twins are really really similar but their fingerprints aren't the same and neither are their faces
@@IrisSnow yeah I'm an identical twin, but because I'm so used to my face and my twin's face I think that our faces look really different but I do get that we have "the same face" because everyone except our best friends think we look exactly the same
I heard that if you saw a clone of yourself you wouldn't be able to recognize them because you've only seen yourself in mirror and pictures, is that true?
Jenna Marmalade I know I think I look completely different in mirrors and pictures even if I do the mirror effect filter
Jenna Marmalade
I've seen one doppelganger of myself in my 44 years on earth. It was in a Facebook picture of someone else that I randomly stumbled upon. They were hunched over laughing just like I would - the expression was ME. She had glasses like me and everything. It was crazy - and others I shared it with expressed that it looked just like me too. I am willing to bet that if I saw the other female in person though, I probably would not see the similiarity as striking as I did in the photo.
I was 44 when I saw a picture of my brother that my parents put up for adoption. I couldn't figure out who he looked like as he didnt look like my parents or my brothers. It wasn't until I saw a picture of him and I together that I realized he looked like ME!
Candy gaming Cat324 i dont know why. But this scares me.
Ya when I look in different mirrors and pictures I look different. One mirror I look thin, the other I'm less thin. Also cameras bring out all the discoloration on my face while mirrors don't. I don't think I'll ever know what I actually look like.
I could pick apart the mashups and flip-arounds, and see the girls look similar and not the same.
Took the Cambridge Face Memory Test. My result:
Your accuracy in the experiment was: 93%
The average score on this test is around 80% correct responses for adult participants.
A score of 60% or below may indicate face blindness.
Makes sense. I grew up drawing portraits.
I think it’s slightly challenging to tell whether it’s the same person when they wear makeup. I mean, we all know we can change brow shapes, eye shapes, lip shapes, where your bone cheekbones appear to be, etc with just makeup
I met my doppelganger in class.... *my mom literally took a picture of us* she sent it to my dad *and called her my twin*
Yes, darling, I know it's tuff but I and your dad had to do this, for your own safety, we hope you understand this with time
@@vuedanto8576 Man they're joking
That's so frickin' cool! Thank you for sharing this. /g
@@vuedanto8576 ...they're joking
It's crazy.A few years ago my mom was googling herself and came across another lady with her same name. When she clicked on the link in the search results she found out that the lady lives on the other coast and is a Professor with published books. My mom checked one of the books out on amazon and when she saw the author pic she was floored! The lady was a copy of my mom in looks too. It was so weird! My mom bought the book and contacted the lady. She showed me the pic and sure enough, it was my mom. Except my mom's never been to Ireland before where the picture was taken, so it wasn't my mom. It was just some random, unrelated woman on the other side of the country that not only shared my moms face, but first and last names, as well. The universe is weird!!!
Stats lie my guy!
@@thetruegavinator not true
@@thetruegavinator But this ain't stats???
@@danielawesome36 thi meant that statistics that this will never happen or blah blah are absolutely not representative of real life situations
@@thetruegavinator _O h . . ._
My bad.
Short version: no, we are just worse than we think at telling faces apart.
So Doppelgängers ARENT real?
@@Sweat_Tyler12 There are no identical matches, as many people tend to believe.
As a person with facial blindness, this was fascinating to watch. Especially when examples or illustrations were shown because they simply didn't process right in my head. I feel like I learned a lot about myself and others!
Facial blindness? People look the same to you?
@@corynn.l5146 very often yes, I have partial facial blindness, so my brain has like 10 preset faces and when I meet people I see one of those 10 faces which means a lot of people have the same face. It didn’t used to be as much as 10, I have been developing more presets and getting better over time 👍
@ViolaDaBratsche
Wow. You are doing amazing. I wish I had 10 preset faces in my head. I also have prosopagnosia so I completely understand feeling like everyone has the same face. I generally use things like hair color, skin color, facial hair, glasses, or tattoos to identify people. I have completely ignored close friends and family members because they changed their hair or even just wore it differently than usual. I have also ran up to complete strangers thinking they were relatives. Do you also recognize faces this way?
@@maplesugar7409 I do use hair a lot and if they have distinct make up, but my main way is usually walking gate, hand mannerisms, and especially voice. I was a transcriptionist for a long time so I can distinguish and remember voices well.
I must have facial blindness because I see way too many differences for any of these people to be called similar 😂😂😂
“Is there someone with your face?”
“I hope not.”
“Yeah, nobody would ever want a face like that.”
Don’t worry we’re all ugly in our own way
•Unicorn_water• •-• and we’re all beautiful on our own way. :D
agreed
I feel bad for the person having the same face as me lmao
Damn. To bad
Relatable
God cursed your doppelganger
Same
Oof me too
As an artist, one of the things that can completely change the way a person is perceived is the distance between their nose and mouth. It's a weird detail that no one consciously thinks about
*Ear* me out, *eye* must *face* it, because no one really *nose*
@patch caya you missing a couple of a's as well. It should be caayaaa because I know everything.
eye see what you did hair
Hahahaha 😂
@@jona1119 i no its bean thrive months butt nice pfp 🙃🙃
butterbung naked huh?
I wanna be friends with someone who has my face, it would be so cool!
@@draco5277 this is so true what
Easy. Make someone get plastic surgery.
@@draco5277 That sentence is so horribly structured. I got lost and had to start again like, 3 times.
This is why grammar is valuable. _"It's too much effort, this isn't an essay"_ isn't an acceptable excuse.
@@Zaire82 but plastic surgery doesn't always look natural like you can somehow tell :(
@@am32074 Sometimes, yes, but honestly it'd still look more similar to a person than doppelganger cases like that one.
I wouldn't mistake those two for each other unless they were far away or I just woke up and my eyes weren't working yet.
"Hey smart people"
Me: Im dumb but thanks anyway
It shows
@@siyacer lmaoo
I’m already Sans Undertale lol says the person whose name is sans
He was nice to you.
@@anormalandnon-suspiciousbo5290 says the guy pretending to be a box
"You come for the science but you stay for the pop culture references" - yes yes we do 😂
says the guy with a Batman avatar 🤨
when I took my picture with Google's new app, every portrait was of a woman.
....I'm a guy
The Rogue Clone me, except it’s vice-versa
James Charles problems
I guess not any more...
Or are you
You are transgender
*I recently had an opportunity to meet my doppelgänger,* but I chickened out and so did he... I was afraid he might kidnap me, leave me stranded on a desert island, and proceed to take over my life....
Meanwhile, he was probably thinking the same thing🤔
Um... the plot to a Jake Gyllenhaal movie? 😳
I scored 97% on that face test.
The resemblance between Amanda and the other girl is not too impressive. I can easily tell them apart even if the wore the same outfit.
89% for me, third part was impossible >.
I got 100% and they are pretty similar but the eyebrows make a big difference.
E. Therese for me it was the lips and nose
Where can I find the test
Yeah, but the real impressive thing is she figured out who it was.
Maybe there is a correlation between people who could tell Amanda and Meridith apart and their ability to pay attention to details. These people might also tend to be more self-conscious (hence a tendency to pay closer attention to their own and others' facial features). I think these two might be good hypotheses to test.
Ohhhh so that's why Steve Harvey and Mr. Potato share the same face.
Haahha
U R FUCKED UP FOR THAT🤣🤣🤣
Someone will get wooshed here but it hasnt happened yet not when i wrote this
next iPhone: Ear ID
Ear id
Lol.
😂
Earwax ID lol
Lol why do people act like Apple is innovative.
One of my ears is bigger than the other
they really look nothing alike. maybe because I'm used to drawing portraits but, their features have completely different shapes and sizes and they are not in the same positions as she said. I honestly can't even see a slight resemblance other than them having blue eyes and ...idk owning a face lol🤣
Then you might actually have gone full circle and not be good with facial details, but that wouldn't make sense if you draw portraits. They have a very strong resemblance, but can be distinguished fairly easily
Exactly. It was a complete non story
I passed by my doppelganger in O'Hare about 15 years ago. We were walking in opposite directions in the B terminal. He was a bit older maybe 5 years or so. We both nodded realizing the situation but never said a word.
Him: the probability of two people having the same face are about 1 in a trillion
Identical twins: are we a joke to you
Edit: I know identical twins aren't actually identical
Identical twins aren't 100% identical. Maybe only clones can be 100% identical (a big maybe though).
MLBB GAMING Identical twins are clones.
I heard that a lot of twins thought to be fraternal proved to have identical DNA.
@@IamBatmanOg They are from the same egg cell, they are literal clones
@@Dumb_Killjoy Dude... My two youngest siblings are identical twins. They don't even look alike...at all.
100% identical happen only in the movies...not in real life.
So she blamed her husband for being terrible at faces, however his brain is one that processes more details, thus being better at viewing faces.
Not all men suck, but this man for sure.
It was a joke
@@jennaye8142 stfu
@@bloodredrain oh did I hurt your ego? :(
@@jennaye8142 nah, I don't think you hurt his ego. you're just a k-pop stan, thus you kinda have to stfu.
Did you really call Elizabeth Giles “this person”
Who?
I think she got jaded...
What I was thinking
Mira Chakravarthy Who is -Ariana Grande?
@BBESS bess Actually yes, she is "pretty famous"... I dont think you know as much about her as you may beliebe. She was literally on Broadway..
I’ve always found it weird that I always think that identical twins look different. I know a few pairs growing up in the same school and I could always tell them apart. Even in this examples, I can see why people say those 2 girls look alike, but they’re nowhere near being the same person
5:38
This is like true for twins, at first they look the same, but after a while your memory remembers little differences they have, and you can tell them apart
As a mom of twins, this is so true! My boys aren’t identical yet people constant think they are exactly alike
True
I've always been able to tell the difference between my twin brothers
@@MeganAllen1738 and me with my twin friends
this is true, my aunts are identical twins and even get mistaken by close relatives, but to me they look almost nothing alike. yeah, they look related, but in my head i forget they're even twins, let alone identical because i've had to distinguish between them my whole life.
"Mom told me it's my turn to use the face!"
Yeah you gotta cover that thing up
She doesn't look like her enough to count.
The Lindsey lohan one does.
she looked more like Lohans 3rd cousin, nothing alike just similar enough to be familial.
kent neumann if i didn’t already know her from victorious, i would have seen the resemblance better. familiarity affects it
Amanda actually has features more akin to Amy Adams and Adele
Only via hair color and style at first. I knew immediately that the look alike is Liz Gillies who doesn't really look like Lindsey Lohan.
No. The Lindsey Logan one doesn't count.
To everyone who thinks they are ugly, chill out, your face is unique, some people might call it ugly, but if you think of it, your face is beautiful in its own way, its own shape, and its own unique features, so chill
this sounds a bit condescending but thank you
To ME Amanda and Meredith look NOTHING ALIKE
Monica Banda ikr
SAME
Same lmao
I agree
Ik
Does someone else have your face, or do you have someone else's face??
I guess it depends on who was born first.
I think I have someone else's face 🤔 ..my doppelgänger is older than me.
I’m sorry to my doppelgänger, he’s unfortunate
Yeah... hopefully my doppelgänger has clear skin lol
What if your doppelganger lives much better than you do? So you're unfortunate not because of your face, but because of your character?
Pee
whos your pfp
@Miki Maki Ikr
I do what she does unconsciously!! Like I tell everybody I’m great with faces, if I meet you once I’ll probably be able to recognize you again even when I forget your name.
Whoever has my face, give it back I need that
Danielle Actually you know what? You can keep mine it’s kind of ugly
Why do you need that? You already have a face lol
Nah, I’m keeping it...
@Bewolf6 *doge's
Lol they could say the same thing 2 u😂
The fact that I could have looked like someone from the past spooks me differently
I had no trouble picking out significant differences between The two girls, but I did see the resemblance. Though I rather rely on voice recognition, I am pretty accurate at tellikg voices apart
I instantly saw all the differences in their lips and noses
@@kaam.. for me it was more like an Uncanny Valley thing. They look close enough for one looking like a good imitation, but there was definitely something "off"
This reminds me of a picture my Mom took of a cashier at Walmart... He literally looked exactly like how I imagined I'd look in 6 years. Although I think it was less of the face, and more of the expression that was identical.
I want to find my twin
Then I can figure out if I’m the evil one 😔
@@annafraidahutman9347 no but I’m curious
Well, you'll have to visit every single human being on earth to see your doppelgänger
Or you have a doppelgänger but you both are not alive at the same time
@@xender459 what -
I’m definitely the evil one of my doppelgängers
I literally live in the same town with a guy that looks like me and it's horrible! We go in the same school and we always get mixed up! Even his grandma mixed us up...
Deki_XP that’s cool asf
I read this in jakes voice and I couldn’t stop it
Jake, that's your brother Jermaine for crying out loud, didn't you know?
Sensational Ennush lol
I'm sorry to break the news for u but one of ur parent is infedile
As someone who is slightly uncomfortable “looking people in the eyes” unless I know them or am comfortable around them I’ve noticed that no matter how well I know someone, if I look at their face for a bit I’ll begin to notice “new features”. Nothing that drastically changes my mental image of how they look, but novel enough to make me become more aware of the uniqueness of their specific facial features. Personally it’s most noticeable in their eyes, skin texture/color, the shape of their face, and their mouth/teeth. The eyes are especially noticeable to me because you begin to notice the coloration of their irises like specks of green or yellow in lighter color eyes, or darker and lighter specks of brown or specks of an almost yellow in brown eyes. I always thought there had to be some explanation besides me just being inattentive of facial features when meeting new people, but as I began to notice this I realized that it happens to everyone I know regardless of familiarity. Knowing how immensely unique each feature is and especially how unique specific combinations of features are along with our brain being a sort of biological pattern recognition software makes this experience I’ve had make so much sense. It’s like trying to recreate an image from memory with only occasional flashes of the original image to build off of. Our initial “mental recreation” starts off somewhat accurate depending on our individual ability to recognize and memorize certain novel features while simultaneously still largely relying on our previous experiences of certain similar features to build upon. As we then focus on specific features, those “educated guesses” are replaced with the more accurate information that then subtly changes our mental image of that person. I don’t know how many people can relate to this experience because I personally had to work to build the “skill” of noticing these subtle shifts in my own perception, but it’s fascinating that this experience is rooted in our brains pattern recognition ability and it’s tendency to “fill in” incomplete, inaccurate, or flawed information. It’s especially fascinating to me how smoothly this process seems to happen in order to create a complete image because it shows just how well suited our brains are at identifying/creating faces with even a tiny fraction of the information available. Brains are amazing!!!
Omg, I do this too. I find for me it mostly happens with people in TVs or movies because I’m not really paying attention to what they look like, I’m more paying attention to the story. It’s also the reason I often confuse two characters that look nothing alike. I’ll just be watching a show when I decide to look closer at an actor’s face and I’ll realise a couple small details I didn’t notice before and suddenly they look like a completely different person!
yeah uh they don’t look the same. they look kind of alike... but ? it’s nothing that should have gone viral
Its buzzfeed that's why
@@ahmadabudieyeh7197 No, it's not. The channel is "It's okay to be smart". Unless they have a partenaria together.
I mean if youre Really going to consider the things that go viralll ..... lol
I agree, at first glance I'd say they look the same but give me a whole second and I start to see differences
They don’t even look alike
As an artist, with specialty in portraits, so I've basically trained myself to recognize these things. It's made me look at people differently, I notice the details of someone's face first. And started commenting strange things when drawing like 'she has a nice curvature of her forehead' and 'strange, his jaw is both soft and sharp in different places'
I notice stuff about people's faces just because I like faces a lot and sometimes try to imagine a face. I notice the forehead curviture too, :D also how tall the nose bridge is and overall the whole line from the nose tip through the nose bridge and through the forehead and where the eyes are placed.
Weird flex but ok.
1:37 - Sorry they don't look exactly the same.
PS - they look similar.
I don't see the resemblece either.
Yah.. I dont think they look exactly same. Maybe some similarity
Yeah one looks younger than the other
Meredith’s eyes are darker, her lips are wider, her face is slightly longer and narrower, her cheekbones are higher and less pronounced, and her nostrils are bigger (I wrote this before I got to 8:55)
If this is “exactly alike” I’ve seen dozens of other matches
Finally, a video that explained my situation. I always told everybody that I can't really remember my parents' faces even we still live together. lol
But this video explained that I didn't really remember the face but actually remembered the pattern.
It also explains the time I was trying to remember and imagine a classmates face I see every day and I thought it was weird that I could change the nose shape and it would still feel correct but if I changed the height of her mouth it really felt incorrect.
This is fascinating! So my issue with the comparison of two photographs doesn’t really give you the whole idea. I thought Meredith and the other girl could be the same person with makeup. You can really change your features by over lining your lips/ changing your brow shape/ contouring. Also lighting makes a huge difference. I would loved to have seen the expert look at them in person lol
The channel Novympia that's run by drag queens has done several convincing impersonations of UA-cam stars without naturally looking like them.
Only S1ut People exactly my point. A photo isn’t really a great way to judge how much someone actually looks like someone else.
Maggie E that’s true, but it’s not like they TRIED to look like each other (I think)
Or the Asian girl on youtube who regularly makes up her face to look like Britney Spears! She really does change the way you see her features- down to minimizing her nationality!
👁👄👁
“We have this dude at home!”
Dude at home: 👄👁👄
Cursed
Why did I have a hard time recognizing that they were different?
LoL
Shout out to people who played sims and know what bridge width and tip angle is :D
I dont play sims but I know what those words are
Lmao I was literally just thinking that
I have seen a doppelganger of my best friend from high school (who, at that time, was hundreds of miles away, so I knew it wasn't her), and it was crazy! And I've been told that someone else saw my doppelganger at a restaurant across the state from me, when I was at work on the other side of the state, LOL!
It's an amazing how the doppelganger effect works!
you did not switch photos. you just switched names
the law of near enough
Let's make this an official one
Lol I like this
@@besmart
But it already is? Vsauce talked about it once too
Noble prize!
Exactly!
04:57 - "Recognize this Guy"
Me: Hm it looks like Harrison Ford
Me: No I guess it may be George Clooney
Video: IT'S BOTH
I thought it was William Shatner. No question about it. But I have prosopagnosia and was just watching A Twist in the Tale, so of course I would think it was him.
I thought it was Jeff goldblum
I thought it was mr Rogers
@@caseydpremium3746 Bond together to be Moore. I mean stitched not drawn. But I also thought in that gallery or matrix of images there were some McKaulkin (midst), one little rascals actor (BL), a younger self of Mr. McCartney (TL) and maybe Ringo Starr (LR).
Am I the only one who said David Macht? My facial recognition must be off
Thirty years ago I was in my local 7-11 in Edmonton, Alberta. As I approached the till, something on the magazine rack caught my eye. It was an inset picture on a People magazine of some guy from Florida. He looked enough like me that even I had to admit the remarkable similarity, to the point that I felt compelled to show the cover to the cashier and say, "This is NOT me!" The cashier understood why I would want to make that distinction. The guy was a suspect in multiple murders and still at large.
If I were to commit multiple murders in Florida.....Alberta would be the place I'd hide out.
So, your story seems a little fishy to me.
Good caricaturists can quickly figure out what makes particular people's faces unique and recognizable, and then amplify those characteristics through exaggeration. The pictures they draw aren't photo-accurate, but we know who the subjects are. I think these artists have an innate ability to recognize facial schemata as mentioned in this video. Take a look some time at the drawings of the legendary Al Hirschfeld, who worked for the New York Times for half a century, going to Broadway show after Broadway show, and occasionally movies, recreating stars' faces with just a few lines. You'll be able to recognize, say, Julie Andrews or Zero Mostel or Carol Channing almost immediately if you're already familiar with the facial schemata of those actors.
Lol I'm Slavic and I've seen plenty of my face xD some people from the same cultures have the same faces. I think that this is less common in America because it's a lot of people mixed together .
very true, Eastern European women have similar eyes, nose bridge and lips. especially the models.
Let's face it (hehe), in the past it was perfectly normal to marry your relative eg. your cousin. So here we are...
@@lepusistlich6930 *plays opening notes of Sweet Home Alabama*
@@RenyxGhoul What type of nose bridge or eyes?
@@lepusistlich6930 there weren’t enough people to try anything else 😂😂
I always thought you look like a healthy Johnny Knoxville
One of the nicest things anyone's ever said about me
Wow yeah, now If I think about it...
Don't do your own stunt, Joe! You're not Adam Savage. (or Johnny Knoxville)
Ahhhhh true!!!
@@besmart Joe looks more like a man from the Nederlands... somewhat like the footbal player Van Nisterlooy, but less scaryer
I love everything about this comment
Is it good or bad that I noticed all of those visual differences pretty much immediately, with no prior training?
Yea but have you found your HAND TWIN yet?!? Cuz we could be billionaires!!!
Until then, GET OUTTA HERE!
J Dubs C you mean your fingerprints? They’re unique for everyone
Joey Tribbiani
Oh mommy oh daddy I'm a big old baddie XD
not too many people will get this reference .
"You and I have been given a gift, we have to do something with it, like...hand modeling! Or Magic! And you *know* NASA is going to want to talk to us!"
Bro I was on tiktok and I saw the younger me! A person that looks like me when I was young
Goldilocks how cool
One time I saw someone at a restoront that looked like an adult version of myself
Omg youre everywhere help
@@emegrande who are you talking about?
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Let's face it people, this guy is literally MatPat and John Cena mixed together.
With a little bit of Keith from buzzfeed
Accurate
Nah he's more of a John Mullaney + Matpat
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You deserve more thumbs up for that.
10:51 those were literally the first two images I focused on. I didn't even pause the video... Either or I'm really good at recognising faces or it was easy.
Not to mention I didn't even realise I was matching the first image with any of the second ones... I thought I just had to match any 2 images
I feel like people who do art are better at being able to tell apart people since they pay attention to tiny details
I believe you could be correct. I looked at the photo of Amanda and meridith and thought they looked nothing alike.... I’m a caricature artist....
As a person who draws realistic face people. They do look alike but Amandas nose is smaller (the bridge) and Meredith nose looks wider. Amandas eyebrows has thicker shape while Meredith has thinner and you know when ur nose can connect with eyebrows shaping like the noses line? If you do, Amandas nose connects to her eyebrows while Meredith connects with her eyelids and also Amadas Eye shape looks softer while Meredith has sharper shape. Thats all i could see the difference but i still could see why they look alike. I think its because of the eyes and face shape and maybe lips makes it looks similar.
Yes I kind of agree. Also I feel the thing where they implied that people who are "better with faces" (presumably better at recognizing people in normal life circumstances) are better at seeing differences is probably not true. Like in every day life having instant, but imperfect systems to recognize someone is fine. I'm terrible with faces in that context. But can easily see how the two women, while similar looking were clearly not the same person!
Actually it's the perspective hplus your ability to pay attention to detail. You look in some East Asian artists look alike. They can look exactly the same that you would actually question it but from a certain perspective cause believe it or not or left side of or faces doesn't perfectly match the right side which can explain why two different people can't have the exact face cause they need to both sides to be the same.
i don't do art at all, but i am very good at small details and pay much attention to them. i can tell apart people very easily or like painting where you have to spot the differences.