Sometimes I really want to know who you look like - like dad or mom, grandfather or grandmother. Maybe Brad Pitt? A striking resemblance to someone famous in appearance can provide a person with doubled attention and if he finds how to use this attention, he will be on a horse.
Instructions
Step 1
The first way is, so to speak, a public opinion poll. Of course, public opinion can be overly subjective, especially when it comes to the grandmother on the mother's side and the grandmother on the father's side. Here you are unlikely to find out the truth: for the first, you will be terribly similar to her daughter, while the second will instantly discover your father's nose, father's mouth and father's ears. Better to ask friends, acquaintances, just passers-by. Compare the number of responses, and then the truth will become clear.
Step 2
If you want to find out which of your distant ancestors you look like, use the photos. Here you need to know the specifics of photographs in particular and images in general. If you take a photograph of your great-grandmother, taken when she was laughing, and compare it with your childhood photograph, where you, offended by someone, cry bitterly, then you are unlikely to find any similarity, while the photographs in your passport could solve this problem. But when you take pictures of two people united by a similar emotional state, do not forget that lighting, paint and other factors can play a detrimental role, and again you will not compare anyone with anyone.
Step 3
There are special programs for comparing faces, in which you can, for example, compare your face with the face of some celebrity. They have different percentages of accuracy. However, if you resort to such programs, do not forget that the "star" in the image and the "star" in everyday life are different people. If you're comparing yourself to Johnny Depp, don't take a screenshot from Pirates of the Caribbean with Jack Sparrow's face in full view. Conversely, if you need to compare yourself with the hero, do not confuse and do not take a photo of Angelina Jolie without makeup.
Step 4
Do not take the phrase "to be like someone" one-sided. After all, you can be similar internally, not externally. Appearances are very difficult to imitate; but some internal features are constantly borrowed by everyone. Imitation is based on this, discipleship - on the desire to be like someone who is an authority. Then this period passes, and there are already people who themselves strive to be like you and copy your gait. Therefore, if your great-grandfather was a prominent scientist and just a good person, maybe you shouldn't waste time comparing photographs - you better strive to be like him internally.
