Naomi Tickle, author of You Can Read a Face Like a Book, explains that by studying a person's facial structure, you can achieve an immediate and accurate understanding of their personality.
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Naomi Tickle
Naomi Tickle is a personology expert and founder of the International Centre for Personology. She is also the author of several books including You Can Read a Face Like a Book.
Front part of the head, extending from the forehead to the chin and housing the eyes, nose, mouth, and jaws. The receding of the jaw and the increasing size of the brain in human evolution has made the face essentially vertical, with two distinctively human features: a prominent, projecting nose and a clearly defined chin. The face and braincase follow different patterns of growth. While the face grows more slowly, it ends up much larger compared to the braincase in adults than at birth. The facial muscles move the features to express emotion.
I would love to see some of the statistical data to support her description. Her analysis sounds like going to a palm reader or numerologist. It almost sounds like she is using hindsight to tell us what he is like.
Bottom line, it may be true, but it doesn't sound true.