Arthur Schopenhauer. thoughts (№ 410297)

... in everyday life we subject every person we come across to physiognomic observation, trying quietly to foresee his moral and mental essence by the features of his face. On the basis of this whole matter, it does not seem quite as some fools believe, imagining that the appearance and appearance of a person does not matter, because, de, that the soul is in itself, and the body in itself has the same relation to the first, what kind of dress he wears.