You Can't See the Mountains by Studying the Hills

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Zooming in on one feature blinds you to how it interacts with everything else. The chin only looks 'fine' relative to a nose; the nose only looks 'too big' relative to a chin. Each feature's perceived problem is actually a relationship, not a property. Practitioners who analyze single features in isolation will keep missing the real issue.

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