While many speculate that the Greek foot is indeed more common among Greeks, it seems that a simple explanation lies in the interest that ancient Greeks had for the Golden Ratio. This geometric concept is expressed in nature in the veins of leaves or in the geometry of crystals.Click to see full answer. Likewise, people ask, what does it mean if you have a Greek foot?Also known as ‘Fire Foot’ or ‘Greek Foot’, the standout feature is a longer second toe than the rest of the toes – and this foot shape aparently denotes someone who is active, sporty and creative, and is enthusiastic about new ideas and other people, who in turn can encourage and motivate those around them.One may also ask, is Greek foot hereditary? Morton’s toe is hereditary, like most features of your bone structure. Research suggests that Morton’s toe may even be an advantage in athletics. A 2004 study comparing professional athletes to non-athletes found that professional athletes tended to have Morton’s toe more frequently than non-athletes. Beside above, can your feet tell you where you are from? There’s no evidence to prove that ancestry determines the shape of your foot. Human feet are highly individual. Your right foot and your left foot aren’t even identical. The angle of your toe descent or the length of your second toe doesn’t reveal either your heritage or your personality traits.Is Morton’s toe a sign of intelligence?It has been described as a sign of intelligence, and my initial analysis supports that. Morton’s Toe is a longer than normal metatarsal that causes the second toe to extend past the great toe.