Doppelganger: from Poe to Facebook
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Early last week Facebook was frenzied by members eager to find their celebrity doppelganger. MyHeritage’s Celebrity Look-alike feature helped many find their celebrity double. This web application has a unique ability to survey the human face and compare it to a database of thousands of celebrities, helping you find the perfect virtual match!
Finding the alternate you has long held a special place in the heart of mankind. Psychologists tend to pin it to the evolution of self-awareness, which trends back into early human history. This enormous history arc was formed in part by Greek mythology and the story of Narcisus, who fell in love with his own reflection cast on a pond. And Krishna, whose outlandish self-admiration set him to search for his qualities manifest in his mates. Or simply take a look at art commissioned by royalty or nobles dating to early civilization, there you will find figureheads painted/sculpted according to their projected demeanor; at once similar in formal features as dissimilar in their portrayal of desired self.




We really enjoy reporting to you about users that have found family members though our sites or its smart matches, especially when these reunions span countries or even continents.
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