A news story recently reported that “the Japanese trend for ‘cavity pose’ is about people posing in a way that makes it look like they have a cavity, like the woman in this picture, ostensibly because make their faces look slimmer”. The story went on to say “The name of the pose, which means cavity pose, is called ‘mushiba […]
The findings of the study detailed in this post are evidence that the science of Phrenology does have validity.
This post reprints a news story about a dog that detected a human’s breast cancer. The story is included here at Happeh Theory because Happeh believes he had a strong impact, if in fact he was not the inspiration for, the acceptance of the modern medical community towards animal diagnosis and “treatment” of human health problems.
The news article reprinted below proves Phrenology is a legitimate scientific discipline in all but name. The story details how scientists have discovered that specific facial looks are associated with certain genetic conditions, which themselves are associated with particular personality and mental characteristics. Which is exactly what Phrenology claims.
Phrenology states that the shape of the head is associated with various emotions etc. The faces described in this study, if they are used over the course of decades, would of course change the shape of the head permanently in some way. Whatever way the head permanently changed would tell the observer which emotion that individual expressed the most over their lifetime, and therefore which one they would be most likely to express in the future.