Materialist explanation for why medieval babies look so ugly?

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Materialist explanation for why medieval babies look so ugly? Anonymous 25-11-25 14:09:22 No.729145

They are like tiny adults!

Anonymous 25-11-25 14:17:17 No.729147

>>729145
Back in time people were bigger and stronger

Anonymous 25-11-25 14:23:57 No.729148

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>>729145
That's a normal looking baby. I don't know what you're talking about. Also obviously a renaissance painting.

But on the subject of your OP which your image doesn't fit, one of my least favorite art museum exhibits is seeing all their million freaky paintings of alien baby Jesus.

Anonymous 25-11-25 14:27:35 No.729150

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>>729148

S 25-11-25 15:59:48 No.729185

>>729148
>>729150
They actually had to paint jesus looking like an adult since he had the wisdom of god or something. The pope made them paint him in this way.

Anonymous 25-11-25 16:12:02 No.729187

Inbreeding and incest probably

Anonymous 25-11-25 16:14:20 No.729188

>>729147
Malnourished more likely.
They had a different health crises than today

Anonymous 25-11-25 16:17:33 No.729190

>>729188
No. Are you serious. Back then everything was natural. Food had more nutrients and vitamins in it.

Anonymous 25-11-25 16:26:37 No.729195

>>729190
I’m talking about in terms of disease and famine.
Yes, we didn’t have GMOs but we did have tuberculosis, pneumonia, scarlet fever, scurvy, etc.

Anonymous 25-11-25 16:28:06 No.729196

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