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These photos of symmetry and order are appealing to humans and animals alike. Both in society and in the wild, organisms that are “more symmetrical” have a better chance at finding a mate than those who don’t. Some speculate that this is one way of identifying a healthy partner.
The appeal of symmetry in art or inanimate objects is harder to explain. Harvard mathematician George Birkhoff developed the formula M = O/C to evaluate the aesthetic qualities of art, and even wrote a book on the topic titled Aesthetic Measure in 1933. He believed that the more ordered and the less complex something was, the more beautiful it would seem.
Do these images of symmetry satisfy your need for order?
Raw Food Cut into Perfect Cubes
Not a pepper out of place.
Perfect Bowl of Kittens
Perfect Coffee
Perfectly arranged Plums
Camouflaged Shoes
Shadow Lines Up Perfectly With the Sidewalk
Pyrite in its natural rocky form
Perfect sale & purchase
Once-in-a-lifetime moisturizing experience
Sprinkle of the satisfaction
Pasta Synchronized Perfectly In The Pan Whilst Cooking
Perfectly peeled orange
An unusually Yellow banana
A bartender who just gets it right
Beauty of a brand new jar of Peanut Butter
Best bologna sandwich ever
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