Leto-Atreides

It's somewhat comforting that hitherto they haven't found it but I'm not totally relieved because I'm thinking what if we simply haven't catalogued it yet? That's why I'm interested specifically in plausibility of its existence. Is it necessary for human females to adapt it in the first place and if it is in anyway necessitated then is it even possible for it to be gradually created? Anyways, me and my brother have the social aspect covered, I think. Living with women necessitated a greater awareness of our own masculinity in contrast to their femininity. We're extra careful to indulge in masculine activities because that's the social identity we're comfortable with.

How plausible is the idea of human female pheromones (airborne or otherwise) mitigating the testosterone levels and/or testosterone action of the men they live with? I'm just paranoid living with four other females with only one brother and a male cat. Are they (the women) releasing some type of pheromone that inhibits testosterone levels and/or action which prevents me from realizing the full potential of masculinity coded for in my genotype. Thanks for entertaining my inquiries.

Don't videos show 3D? Anyways, good suggestion. Videos and photos produce non reversed images and sequences. The thing is, there actually are differences between videos of myself and the image of my face in a mirror. Whether that is due to my perception or the reversal of the mirror image producing distortion or deviation is unclear to me.

By accuracy I meant the face as it is. Does the mirror show that despite the reversal? Personally I don't see how the reversal produces any distortion. I've gotten conflicting views on the subject when I posed this question on other science forums. Some say there is no distortion -- after all the image is identical. Others say the reversal decreases accuracy and produces distortion. Another thing I am interested in is does the image of the face in the mirror show what others see of you?

How accurate are mirror images of the face? I ask this because if one looks in the mirror, one's images reverses. Does the reversal have an effect on the accuracy in showing our face? They have manufactured mirrors that show non reversed images of yourself -- I wonder how an image from one of those mirrors would differ from the image seen from the normal mirrors we encounter everyday -- would there be a significant difference or none at all?