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     Webservant (Member) Moderator Username: Member Post Number: 281 Registered: 03-1997 |
No. You cannot determine a person's future from their fingerprints. In general, predicting the future, personality, capability or disposition from fingerprints is as reliable as the Tarot card reading infomercials on American TV late at night... considered ONLY for entertainment purposes. | ||
| hanandy (Unregistered Guest) Unregistered guest Posted From: 87.236.232.231 |
can you predict the person's future by his fingerprints?? | ||
| Webservant (Member) Moderator Username: Member Post Number: 243 Registered: 03-1997 |
No. You cannot determine personality from a person's fingerprints. In general, predicting personality, capability or disposition from fingerprints is as reliable as the Tarot card reading infomercials on American TV late at night... considered ONLY for entertainment purposes. | ||
| anonymous (Unregistered Guest) Unregistered guest Posted From: cpe-70-115-199-210.satx.res.rr.com |
what i want to know is if a certian part of the print like a line or a series of dots could tell a persons personality | ||
| Ed German |
Determining personality, capability, disposition and other (palm reading style) observations, from fingerprints is considered by friction ridge IDENTIFICATION experts to be no more reliable than phrenology. It is nonsense. For example, if you cover up all but the fingerprints on a stack of fingerprint cards from a group of men and women (or boys and girls) of similar height and weight, nobody can reliably tell you even the sex based just on the fingerprints (or palmprints). An experienced observer might be able to guess better than 50/50 based on scars and temporary skin damage on adult's hands (men tend to do more construction and heavy work causing such damage). However, if you used just teenage boys and girls' fingerprints then even those hints (having nothing to do with the natural friction ridge formations) would be missing. Common sense observations are possible such as the fact that a smaller hand print or fingerprints at a crime scene indicate a person with smaller hands left the print(s), i.e., a child or small adult. If the fingerprint card indicates three amputations, it might indicate something about a man or woman's cabability to operate a bandsaw. In general, predicting personality, capability or disposition from fingerprints is as reliable as the Tarot card reading infomercials on American TV late at night... considered ONLY for entertainment purposes. Because friction ridges are formed in the womb during the third to fourth month of fetal development, some birth defects can affect ridge formation also. Usually though, it is much easier to see that a person has Downs' syndrome (for example) just by glancing at their face, than it is to look at their palmprints for the (often present) simian creases and shortened little fingers (which also sometimes occur in the normal population). --Ed German | ||
| sheng |
do fingerprints' patterns have any correlation to a person personality, capability or disposition? |
