Summary

John F. Kennedy's Eye Aspect Ratio, which compares eye width to height, measures 2.65x, below its ideal range of 3.00 to 3.50x, scoring 7.1 in the Harmony section. Balanced ratios harmonize best, and males typically score higher because narrower eyes come from lower palpebral height. His value is shared with Alper Temel, Christopher Nolan and Daniel Radcliffe, and it is higher than 15% of the men on the wiki, while 35% of them fall inside the ideal range. The widest contrast runs from Bryan Cranston at 6.58x, the highest on the wiki, down to Charlie Cox at 2.17x, the lowest, and his John's Eyebrow Tilt is also worth seeing alongside this measurement.