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I would not be against the idea of this because it could actually help one when they show a specifc expression on their face. In the article, it already shows what the Mona Lisa was expressing when she was being painted by Leonardo da Vinci. I think that showing our expressions could actually make others think you're happy, but also sad, angry, disgusted, fearful,

or surprised. These expressions mostly depend on the muscle of the face like the frontalis pars lateralis or the orbicularis oris. These specifc muscles in the face is what giveaway the expressions of what we are feeling.

In this article, Dr. Huang observes how, "The facial expressions for each emotion are universal even though individuals often show varying degrees of expression." People perform the same "calculation" every day when we see someone. You can already tell how your friend is feeling just by looking at the face and observing the facial expression they are making. Artist Leonardo da Vinci, however, studied human anatomy to help paint facial muscles precisely enough to convey that specifc emotion. Dr. Huang says that he himself stored a similar anatomical information as electronic code.

This would make this idea very valuable to students in a classroom. This could also be used to understand the muscle of the face to show what expression people could be making nowadays. This could also produce emotions instead of just "using" the same one every day. Actors could also learn more about the muscle of the face whenever they are in a play. This knowledge could help others know about the face.

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