The Cerebral Type

Any person inclined to the cerebral type will succeed in some line of work where study and mental effort are required. The peercerebral should avoid every kind of work that calls for physical strenuosity, lifting of heavy things or handling of large machines. He should avoid being an employer because he sees the employee's viewpoint so clearly that he lives in his skin instead of his own. So here then endeth the five human types, being the first volume in the world to expound science's discovery that all human beings fall into five definite divisions according to their biological evolution. By l c. Lincoln benedict, first writer and publisher of this classification, first lecturer in the worldto present