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File:Fowler's_Practical_Phrenology_(1850).jpg|link=Phrenology|''Fowler's Guide for Citizens'' (circa 1850s). | File:Fowler's_Practical_Phrenology_(1850).jpg|link=Phrenology|''Fowler's Guide for Citizens'' (circa 1850s). | ||
File:Non-fictino cluster with dual colorings.svg|link=Non-fictino|The compact group of 2-adic [[non-fictinos]] (black points), with selected elements labeled by the corresponding character on the Phrenocratic dual group. | File:Non-fictino cluster with dual colorings.svg|link=Non-fictino|The compact group of 2-adic [[non-fictinos]] (black points), with selected elements labeled by the corresponding character on the Phrenocratic dual group. | ||
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Revision as of 22:51, 23 June 2016
Phrenocracy is government by phrenology.
The word "phrenocracy" was coined by Karl Jones in November 2013:
Phrenology would work just fine, if we lived in a Phrenocracy.
In the News
Head of state.
Fowler's Guide for Citizens (circa 1850s).
The compact group of 2-adic non-fictinos (black points), with selected elements labeled by the corresponding character on the Phrenocratic dual group.
Fiction cross-reference
Nonfiction cross-reference
- Phrenology (nonfiction) - a pseudomedicine primarily focused on measurements of the human skull.