New research from Princeton University suggests that our brains determine whether we think someone is attract and trustworthy within one tenth of a second. That's so fast that our rational minds don't have much, if any, sway in the snap judgement.

"The link between facial features and character may be tenuous at best, but that doesn't stop our minds from sizing other people up at a glance,"

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http://www.boingboing.net/2006/08/22/snap_character_judge.html