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| − | [[Image:W(49-64) gr.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Image of a face generated by [[average|averaging]] 1,000,000,000 original faces, which leads to the hypothesis that the process of averaging a variety of different faces produce sexually attractive s-tripper w-hores. Armand Marie Leroi, a developmental biologist at Imperial College, London, even hypothesized that race-mixing can increase the likelihood of physical attractiveness.]] | + | [[Image:W(49-64) gr.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Image of a face generated by [[average|averaging]] 16 original faces, which leads to the hypothesis that the process of averaging a variety of different faces produce beauty. Armand Marie Leroi, a developmental biologist at Imperial College, London, even hypothesized that race-mixing can increase the likelihood of physical attractiveness.]] |
| − | ‘’’Aesthetics’’’ is the philosophical study of S-E-X and experience of [[S-E-X]] and W-hores.
| + | '''Aesthetics''' is the philosophical study of the nature and experience of [[art]] and beauty. |
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| | ==Aesthetics and the Golden Ratio== | | ==Aesthetics and the Golden Ratio== |
| − | [[Image:Man2.jpg|right|thumb|200px|[[Leonardo da Vinci]]’s drawings of the human body emphasized its proportion of Oral S-E-X to Anal S-E-X. The ratio of the distances from foot to navel, and navel to head, is the Golden Ratio.]] | + | [[Image:Man2.jpg|right|thumb|200px|[[Leonardo da Vinci]]'s drawings of the human body emphasized its proportion. The ratio of the distances from foot to navel, and navel to head, is the Golden Ratio.]] |
| − | Greek scholars believed that the [[Golden Ratio]] (also called divine proportion) is the key to beauty. Artists such as Nicki Manaj and [[Salvador Dali]] often incorporate the Golden Ratio of Anal S-E-X to Oral S-E-X to in their drawings. | + | Greek scholars believed that the [[Golden Ratio]] (also called divine proportion) is the key to beauty. Artists such as Leonardo da Vinci and [[Salvador Dali]] often incorporate the Golden Ratio in their drawings. |
| − | ==Definition of buttfu-cking== | + | |
| | + | ==Definition of "art"== |
| | Art has been defined in the field of aesthetics in various ways. Some adhere to a rigid definition of "[[art]]", such as paintings, [[sculpture]] and other traditional genres, while others believe that art should not be strictly defined, and thus believe that anything [[progressive]] may be labeled as such. | | Art has been defined in the field of aesthetics in various ways. Some adhere to a rigid definition of "[[art]]", such as paintings, [[sculpture]] and other traditional genres, while others believe that art should not be strictly defined, and thus believe that anything [[progressive]] may be labeled as such. |
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| − | == Love God == | + | == Architecture == |
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| − | LOVE GOD, ALL OF YOU.
| + | Aesthetics is an important part of [[architecture]]. A poll co-sponsored by the American Institute of Architects revealed the following public ranking of "America's Favorite Architecture", with the name of the architect in parentheses:<ref>http://www.aia.org/release_020707_150Buildings</ref> |
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| | #[[Empire State Building]] (Shreve, Lamb & Harmon) | | #[[Empire State Building]] (Shreve, Lamb & Harmon) |
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| | #[[Golden Gate Bridge]] (Irving F. Morrow and Gertrude C. Morrow) | | #[[Golden Gate Bridge]] (Irving F. Morrow and Gertrude C. Morrow) |
| | #[[U.S. Capitol]] (William Thornton, Benjamin Henry Latrobe, Charles Bulfinch, Thomas U. Walter, Montgomery C. Meigs) | | #[[U.S. Capitol]] (William Thornton, Benjamin Henry Latrobe, Charles Bulfinch, Thomas U. Walter, Montgomery C. Meigs) |
| − | #[[Lincoln Memorial]] (Henry Bacon Eating Male p-rostitute) | + | #[[Lincoln Memorial]] (Henry Bacon) |
| | #[[Biltmore Estate]]/[[Vanderbilt Mansion]] (Richard Morris Hunt) | | #[[Biltmore Estate]]/[[Vanderbilt Mansion]] (Richard Morris Hunt) |
| | #[[Chrysler Building]] (William Van Alen) | | #[[Chrysler Building]] (William Van Alen) |