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How to Analyze People on Sight (Illustrated)
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In their classic How to Analyze People on Sight, published in 1921, the Benedicts divide humanity into five types, all of which are full of the most deliciously blatant stereotypes known to man. Fat people enjoy life! “Cerebral” types have large heads! Muscular people like to work, but don’t like to think too hard. Also, they have square jaws. People with a large lung capacity should marry other people with large lungs.
The beginning of the work makes i...
*Includes Table of Contents
In their classic How to Analyze People on Sight, published in 1921, the Benedicts divide humanity into five types, all of which are full of the most deliciously blatant stereotypes known to man. Fat people enjoy life! “Cerebral” types have large heads! Muscular people like to work, but don’t like to think too hard. Also, they have square jaws. People with a large lung capacity should marry other people with large lungs.
The beginning of the work makes i...
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