Tallness in a sentence as a noun

But you dont experience tallness as an objective property of the object.

Beauty is always changing, and tallness is merely one topical aspect of it.

In that context, "bad" meant that the tallness was due to some unhealthy habits, since we were on the topic of nutrition and health and so on.

What is the fundamental difference between something's "redness" and say a tall person's "tallness".

When you get a child, they have some genes from each parent but they also get lot of novel interactions between the genes of tallness and the rest of their genome.

So the fact that these two societies would share the attribute of being tall suggests to me that Dutch tallness compared to everyone else is genetic in origin

Why would you go back to the broken model of saying all tall people should be grouped together as one race when you can see that the cause for tallness is unrelated between the groups?

And tallness as an attractive trait only works in comparison, if everyone was 7 foot high, then they are all of average height, and equally attractive from that perspective.

It seems to be saying that overall tallness in a general population might indicate that the people of the population have had a good childhood, on average, with regards to nutrition and such.

In fact, maybe the shorter person has had a healthy upbringing and, so to speak, achieved his full stature potential, while the taller person has had a relatively bad childhood and not really met his tallness potential with regards to his genetic make-up.

The tallness might cause us different emotional experience too - maybe im intimidated, maybe it makes me feel safe, maybe it makes me feel trusting, etcIts entirely possible that when the exact same light hits our eyes to form a scene, you and i would experience the tallness of the person in the scene differently.

Tallness definitions

noun

the vertical dimension of extension; distance from the base of something to the top

See also: height

noun

the property of being taller than average stature