 eventuality is a faculty from the discipline of phrenology, which rules the factual memory: the memory for facts and events. it can also be referred to as the historical faculty, and it is reflected in a desire to know and to be informed. the localization is between "individuality" and "comparison." definition eventuality is one of the several organs that make up the pseudo science of phrenology in which bumps on the outside of the skull provide insight to the character of individuals and aspects of personality. the organs or âbumpsâ are also referred to as faculties size it is associated with the ârecollection of actions, phenomena, occurrences, what has taken place, circumstantial and historical factsâ. furthermore, there are classifications that relate the size of the eventuality to memory recollection. when the eventuality is of average size it has neither a good or bad memory of occurrences. when it is classified as âfullâ the brain is more retentive and ârecollects leading events, and interesting particulars, and has a good memory of occurrences, yet forgets less important detailsâ. a large eventuality âhas a clear and retentive memory of historical facts, general news what he has seen heard, read even in detail. a very large eventuality will never forget a single occurrence because they have a passionate desire for informationâ. since eventuality is located in the center of the forehead, a larger faculty will result in a fuller and rounded protuberance emanating from the forehead. orientation eventuality is commonly associated with another phrenology organ, individuality. the international cyclopaedia of 1898 relates these two organs to language by classifying individuality as the faculty of nouns while eventuality is the faculty of verbs. while individuality focuses on perception of existing things, eventuality perceives more informational criteria such as motion, change, events, and history. such descriptions of motion might include phrases such as the block fall
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