My Theory
It is known or understood that no two or more persons can possess
the same personality. An individual may
have a multiple personality but no personality can coexist between two or more
persons. Fingerprints cannot coexist
between two or more persons. No
individual has ever displayed the same fingerprint from another digit even if
taken from the same hand.
I have therefore arrived at the opinion that fingerprints can
disclose the potential or ability of the individual.
When it comes to fingerprint analysis there are two different
methods which I shall exemplify: The
first has to do with the frequency of patterns in which we can say that it is
possible for a given pattern to appear on any given digit. However, notwithstanding racial stock and
gender, certain patterns are more likely to appear on a particular digit more
so than another.
An individual who stands
apart from the general population would display fingerprint patterns which are
a departure from the designated frequency.
I have posted results from two studies on the frequency of
patterns. One is the documented study
of 4,313,521 females and
the other of 17,951,192 males. The coding system is the NCIC FPC. Click here for a description
of this system. A formula for filing the NCIC
FPC into a sequential order has been developed for studies of configurations in
dermatoglyphics. After ten digit
classifications have been filed according to the aforementioned formula, a database
can be created from which statistics can be extracted on pattern frequency.
The other method is a geometric analysis based on the location(s)
of a given fingerprint code on a multi-sequential chart; a chart which would
display an entire sequence of fingerprint classifications. The Primary Classification from the Henry
System of Fingerprint Classification and Filing which consist of 1,024 codes,
is the example. The Fingerprint Diagonal Reverse
Sequence Arrangement is applied to the primary classification to create a multi-sequential primary
classification chart in which an individual code can display up to three
different locations. Each code will have
a unique geometric design on the chart, a design which is triangular or linear
in appearance. An identifiable design
for a given code can be established. Subsequently,
an analysis of that design as well as its geometric relationship to the other
codes and their design can be explored.
Geometrically, it is possible to attribute a classification code to
the potential of an individual's personality!
In this way it would also be possible to discover why and how an
individual may be like or unlike another.
In addition, when teamwork is the endeavor, groups of classifications
can be established presenting the complimentary aspect of people working
together.
The key to the formula is to apply the appropriate numerical value assigned to the digits in the primary
classification.
The ultimate question for the second method
would be the following:
If something is true mathematically is it
true in reality?
Andres J. Washington
Fingerprint Geometric Analysis