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Steve Everist
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Educational Fingerprint Website

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I don't remember any of this from my training...

http://www.adula.com/fingerprints.htm
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Post by briano »

Could this be the foundation for the next probabiliy model.
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I can just imagine the court testimony: "Your Honor, the defendant has a Misunderstood Loop on his right middle finger, with a Leaning Triradius. He is often sad and lonely and has a strong tendency to raise that middle finger and wave it around a lot..."

Oh, and check out the rest of the website: Tarot cards, Chiromancy (whatever that is), and scrying. How much simpler it would be if the police could just scrye for the bad guys. We wouldn't need all this forensic science stuff!
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Back when I worked nights I used to listen to Art Bell on Coast to Coast AM...hearing about folks in the military remote viewing on the enemy, taking tractor beam rides to spaceships...it got me thinking. Why hadn't we remote viewed Osama bin Laden's location or why couldn't we find the Fountain of Youth? Oh well, once my xray glasses I ordered from Boy's Life comes in, I'll check out the next Art Bell remote viewing class.
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Somehow, this smells like the commentary of a psuedo forensic document examiner - we know them as graphologists, now transmutated to latent print evidence.
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Pretty accurate! :lol:
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Post by L.J.Steele »

Then there's this one:

Pawmistry -- applying palm reading interpretation to your cat.

http://www.amazon.com/Pawmistry-Read-Yo ... 1580081118
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