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#claude does physiognomy work on kpop idols
Physiognomy is a pseudoscience, so no, it doesn't actually work on anyone, idols included. It's fun to see fans read faces for "eye smile means kind personality" or "sharp jawline means strong-willed" type stuff, and Korea in particular has a long tradition of face reading (gwansang) that some idols and companies even take semi-seriously for image or fortune purposes, but there's zero real evidence facial structure predicts personality, talent, or fate. Idols get cast and marketed based on visuals, sure, but that's about aesthetic appeal and photogenic bone structure, not some hidden truth about their character.
Physiognomy is a pseudoscience, so no, it doesn't actually work on anyone, idols included. It's fun to see fans read faces for "eye smile means kind personality" or "sharp jawline means strong-willed" type stuff, and Korea in particular has a long tradition of face reading (gwansang) that some idols and companies even take semi-seriously for image or fortune purposes, but there's zero real evidence facial structure predicts personality, talent, or fate. Idols get cast and marketed based on visuals, sure, but that's about aesthetic appeal and photogenic bone structure, not some hidden truth about their character.