The facial features associated with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder are very subtle and undetectable to the naked eye.
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They have done this before… 
In the Victorian era, criminologists and scientists often used physiognomy and phrenology to study and categorize criminals based on their facial and head shapes.
- Physiognomy: This pseudoscience involved analyzing a person’s facial features to determine their character and personality traits. It was believed that certain facial characteristics could indicate criminal tendencies1.
- Phrenology: This involved studying the shape and size of the skull to infer psychological attributes and tendencies. Phrenologists believed that different areas of the brain were responsible for different personality traits, and these could be determined by examining the skull’s bumps and indentations2.
These methods have since been discredited and are no longer considered valid in modern criminology. However, they were influential in the development of early criminological theories.
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I can confirm “manic eyes” is real it’s a nonverbal way of noticing someone’s manic so maybe it’s true idk
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I remember I was on shrooms one time and my pupils were dilated and they kept darting back and forth.
Manic eyes maybe ? 
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My pupils were huge for months last time i was manic. Theyve returned to normal.
I think its adrenaline or something
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