If beards are a requirement I am truly worried. Who is going to tell Fuse?
Well this was an amusing thread to stumble on. While I typically embrace a challenge this, ummm, well must be a dream deferred. I am simply not willing to grow a beard...sure it might happen unwillingly, but that is what the tweezer is for...for paper power.
I propose we take this into the realm of cold "hard" statistics:P We could plot facial hair to number or complexity of designed models. Is it correlation or causation...wow a last month project for my A.P. Statistics students is just waiting here.
Eric I might be able to handle a paper beard. Go for the gold with that growth goal.
That sounds like a lot of fun, Christine. We could consider the presence or absence of a beard as a binary variable, or consider the length of beard. We could do logistic regression or multiple regression. We could use Google Trends to estimate the popularity of a model or designer...
Well, if you look at a lot of the photos, you may notice something else that quite a few masters have in common- balding. And it seems that if they're not bald, then they have really short hair.
However, the beards seem the most common. But I'll pass on that for now.
And you need to invent the way how to differentiate men and women by name to exclude wrong input date to math model. Czech and other Slavonian languages are able to do it but English...?
Hi! It's been a long while since I've been active on here. I deleted my Dropbox years ago, so some things, like my Dragonfly Varileg guide, are lost to time. I may still have other things, though! Email me if you have any questions.
When I designed a Doll, I couldn't find any bases to fold, I tried whole day to fold but I didn't succeed. When I woke up next day, I saw I had had a beard (because I always shave everyday) and I folded the Virgo doll on that day!
I might be able to handle a paper beard. Go for the gold with that growth goal.
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