Much of it is in the fullness of the cheeks. As you get older the pads of fat in the face sag, jowls get more pronounced, cheeks hollow.

Also eyes.

Bigger? I like your paint. Colour has never been something I could do.

Maybe not, but I don't think most parents have access to peer-reviewed gender studies papers on the films their children watch, either.

A 10 minute TED video is not the solution to a problem, all it can do it make the viewer examine their own mind on a subject. I do think there's a profitable vector in a non-aligned child development media rating which could be pursued.

As yet, no prediction.

*anguish*