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Image 1 — Why do some people look taller than others despite being the same height?
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Why do some people look taller than others despite being the same height?

First picture is Arnau Mestre, a Spanish influencer standing at 172cm (5’7 and 3/4), the second one is Tom Cruise, an American actor standing at 170cm (5’7).

Despite the difference between them being 2cm (Three quarters of an inch) Arnau looks significantly taller than Tom, and could probably pass off in photos as being 5’10 or taller.

So what’s causing this? Is the styling of the clothes? Their body structure? A combination of both? Another factor? Would like to know if anyone knows the answer, thanks.

u/SafeImpressive4413 — 2 days ago
▲ 24 r/MeJulgue

Me recuperando de uma traição há 3 meses e tentando melhorar em todos os sentidos. O que eu poderia melhorar na minha aparência física? Tenho 20 anos

u/SafeImpressive4413 — 2 days ago
▲ 81 r/worldnews

Former Spanish PM under criminal investigation as €53m bailout of airline examined involving current government | First former prime minister to be charged in all of Spain’s history

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u/SafeImpressive4413 — 3 days ago
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Colombus might have not been Italian, a new DNA study claims he is Pedro Álvarez de Soutomaior, a Galician noble who changed his identity following a War. Other proof includes Colombus naming over 100 locations in the Americas after Galician towns and 80 graphologists calling their writing identical

u/HoneyStyyyx — 6 days ago
▲ 66 r/dataisbeautiful

Source (Spanish): https://elpais.com/espana/2026-05-04/la-regularizacion-de-inmigrantes-divide-a-los-espanoles-38-a-favor-y-33-en-contra.html

El País is a center-left daily newspaper of record in Spain and one of the big 3 in Spain.

40db a Spanish research and sociology firm that conducts monthly political barometers and public opinion surveys for El País and Cadena SER.

Immigrants in Spain represent 20,2% of the country’s population according to INE (government owned)

u/SafeImpressive4413 — 16 days ago
▲ 8 r/WRC

Hello! I will be going to see some parts of the WRC in Portugal, but I haven’t been to one in real life ever.

Our plan was to leave in the morning and get there from northern Spain in about 3 hours, then watch the SS16 in Cabeceiras de Basto at 15:00

But honestly we have no idea how it works, is it like any other regional rallies where you arrive 2-3 hours earlier, park wherever you see a sheltered area and then walk and put your chair wherever you want that it’s safeish and with good visibility? Do you need to pay or watching it live is free like regional rallies?

I’m new to WRC and a bit lost so if anyone has experience it would be appreciated. Thanks in advance

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u/SafeImpressive4413 — 20 days ago