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Continuing the topic of human body proportions, this time I will focus more on the details - the characterisation of fingers and nails. Although everything must always be viewed as a whole - shape, flexibility, colouring, spread, and proportions - here are some initial schematic observations about finger types.
Sorting through old notes, I came across a former hobby of mine - studying the proportions of the human body and how they reflect a person's inner world, character, inclinations, and reveal heredity and development potential. This time I want to share material about the human palm.
My interest in this science or pseudoscience (whichever you prefer) was sparked by a programme on the television channel "24ТЕХНО", where an English phrenologist talked about the history of the theory and briefly introduced its essence. In any case, it is one of the ways for a person to get to know themselves and others, and to understand their predisposition towards one thing or another.
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Birthmarks are also attributed special significance - their placement on the body is used to predict fate and determine innate talents. There is a belief that the number of birthmarks determines a person's potential to become wealthy. In any case, the most noticeable birthmarks are those on the face. Interestingly, people have no birthmarks at birth. They appear during life, most intensively at around age 5–6.