In ancient times, the so-called physiognomy was sometimes accurate. Is there a scientific basis for face-to-face reading?

Personally, I think the five senses have no scientific basis, but they are closely related to statistics. As we say, there is nothing to be diligent about, either rape or theft. You can't say this sentence because there is no scientific basis, so it can't be used as a reference.

Science is a developing process, and the discovery of black holes and gravitational waves indirectly shows that Newton's classical mechanical system has been overthrown. Science is not omnipotent, so science is not truth, and it can only be used to prove or overthrow the truth.

It is often said that women have high cheekbones and strong personality. The higher the position in court, the smarter. These are not made up casually, but passed down from the observation and experience accumulation of the ancients. Isn't this a statistical method? These statements are not well scientifically proved at present, but it does not mean that they will not be scientifically proved in the future. Is there a scientific basis for Chinese medicine for thousands of years? Didn't western medicine save many patients before it spread to China without scientific basis?

I think the other person still has some truth in his heart. And you said it was difficult to find scientific evidence for you. In fact, people have something more powerful than science, and that is experience. If a fortune teller just looks at your face to help you calculate, then at best, he has seen countless people and produced some experience in mind reading, so he can only say that he has learned a lot from your tone and the questions you want to ask. And you have some skills in speaking, so you agree with him. Because real fortune telling is definitely astrology. In Zhouyi, life is greater than the palm, and the palm is greater than the face. Your face can only reflect what you are now.

So the final conclusion is that it is not your face that affects your character, but your character, your state of mind and your present state that affects your face. So I think there is no scientific basis, just life experience.