Why can the forehead and ears reflect a person's academic performance?

Why can the forehead and ears reflect a person's academic performance?

In physiognomy, the area that represents a person's academic wisdom is generally distributed from the forehead below the hairline to the eyebrows, including the position of the ears.

The area below the hairline was called Gaoming Academy, Gaoguang Academy, and the lowest one was Luwei Academy in ancient times. The area from the middle hairline to the eyebrows shows a person's academic level, official career, relationship with superiors, fortune, etc. throughout his life.

Perhaps many people immediately look at themselves in the mirror, and some are proud and confident, while others feel inferior or unbelieving. Should we calm down and ask ourselves why the area from the hairline to the forehead represents academic performance?

Is it true that people with a good forehead will definitely have a high level of education while people with a bad forehead will never be able to study well? This is not the case at all. The forehead also represents your innate fortune, that is, your own conditions and the family, parents, etc. that you cannot choose.

Western cranial studies have also proven this point. The natural shape of a person's skull represents his or her learning talent. Similarly, in physiognomy, people with a full forehead and a high hairline generally have good innate brain development conditions, a slightly higher IQ than ordinary people, and good learning ability.

Therefore, such people, under the same environment, can learn faster and have more complete intellectual development than those with bad foreheads. However, the reality actually restricts many people from obtaining higher education.

Another thing is that modern academic qualifications are different from those in ancient times. They do not represent the highest level of wisdom, but only represent more and more refined knowledge. Therefore, IQ and wisdom affect a person's development and life throughout his life, and are by no means solely reflected in reading.

There are very few people who can reach the pinnacle of knowledge with innate wisdom and almost go down in history, such as inventors, creators, and leaders in a single industry. Such people did not necessarily achieve their success through reading at first.

Regarding the position of the ears, I have said that the ears represent a person's reaction to things and his ability to associate. It is a kind of sensitivity to unknown things, which will then develop into what we often call talent. People who have loved to use their brains since childhood will not have ears that are located forward or low.

Reading and acquiring knowledge mainly depends on diligence, which is in terms of academic performance, but when it comes to the application and understanding of knowledge, people with high IQs will use it more widely and make knowledge play a greater role in their lives.

Therefore, high intelligence does not mean high academic performance, and good grades do not necessarily mean high IQ. Everyone has a different starting point, but they can plan their lives according to their characteristics.

For example, people with bad foreheads, or people with bad innate conditions, need to be more practical and suitable for their life goals, and not be too ambitious, as this will only waste their youth. People with good innate conditions and good foreheads need to be more focused and work harder in order to achieve the highest pursuit in life.

If we want to interpret numerology, we should start from the reality and essence. The corresponding and fatalistic concepts will only drag people into a quagmire from which they cannot extricate themselves.

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