Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnball

Felicity Martin wrote:Hi all,

I cannot get the image so am putting a link to the Australian Prime Minister's hand, he like Hillary Clinton had to fight back to be Prime Minister, and like Hillary has a remarkable Mount of Mars, but also a very dominant Mount of Jupiter. He, perhaps even more so than Hillary, has a Simian line as seen in this image, his other hand has a very tight head and heart line. I could not find any image which could provide information on the finger ratio. His mount of Jupiter is so pronounced that it may indicate a tendency towards narcissism - but would love insights.

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Felicity

Felicity Martin wrote:Are you referring to the Prime Minister Turnball? Or to Hillary?

Felicity

Felicity Martin wrote:Hi all,

I cannot get the image so am putting a link to the Australian Prime Minister's hand, he like Hillary Clinton had to fight back to be Prime Minister, and like Hillary has a remarkable Mount of Mars, but also a very dominant Mount of Jupiter. He, perhaps even more so than Hillary, has a Simian line as seen in this image, his other hand has a very tight head and heart line. I could not find any image which could provide information on the finger ratio. His mount of Jupiter is so pronounced that it may indicate a tendency towards narcissism - but would love insights.

<http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/international/world-news/rifts-open-as-australias-new-pm-malcolm-turnbull-reshuffles-cabinet/articleshow/49011467.cms>

Felicity

Felicity Martin wrote:Thanks Learner and Martijn,

That's why I asked for feedback and appreciate it, even if it is somewhat negative. I had recognised there were limitations with the photos I had looked at.

Where did you source that photo? Is there any feedback on the mounts? Or are they another unsubstantiated assertion?

Felicity

Felicity Martin wrote:Thanks Learner,

I had checked Google images, but had missed your image featured in your posting, much appreciated!

I suppose the thing that stood out for me with Hillary Clinton, given we only have images to refer to, was  Mar's dominance when compared to the Venus, which appeared flat by comparison. This was a point of interest to me when reading Holzman (2013), though not as extreme as his example (Hotzman, 2013, p. 53).

I was also interested in Martijn's work on hands and extraversion/introversion, and his statistically significant findings for males when gender was factored in.

I was interested in Lerer's (1977) research into the connection of the transverse palmer crease in children demonstrating ADHD, given the increasing number of children being diagnosed with this disorder, however this varies considerably between states here in Australia.

I was wondering if you or Martijn know of any further studies that have been done to replicate this as I could not find any peer-reviewed citing articles. But search engines can be very dogmatic and a pain when looking for follow up research.

Once again thank you for the photo link

Felicity

Felicity Martin wrote:Thanks Learner and Martijn,

That's why I asked for feedback and appreciate it, even if it is somewhat negative. I had recognised there were limitations with the photos I had looked at.

Where did you source that photo? Is there any feedback on the mounts? Or are they another unsubstantiated assertion?

Felicity

Felicity Martin wrote:Thanks Learner,

I had checked Google images, but had missed your image featured in your posting, much appreciated!

I suppose the thing that stood out for me with Hillary Clinton, given we only have images to refer to, was  Mar's dominance when compared to the Venus, which appeared flat by comparison. This was a point of interest to me when reading Holzman (2013), though not as extreme as his example (Hotzman, 2013, p. 53).

I was also interested in Martijn's work on hands and extraversion/introversion, and his statistically significant findings for males when gender was factored in.

I was interested in Lerer's (1977) research into the connection of the transverse palmer crease in children demonstrating ADHD, given the increasing number of children being diagnosed with this disorder, however this varies considerably between states here in Australia.

I was wondering if you or Martijn know of any further studies that have been done to replicate this as I could not find any peer-reviewed citing articles. But search engines can be very dogmatic and a pain when looking for follow up research.

Once again thank you for the photo link

Felicity