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Palmistry assumes one hand shows true hidden potential

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Depending on which charlatan you ask, your non-dominant palm allegedly displays the massive potential you were destined for at birth. Your active hand then sadly reveals how miserably you ruined those grand opportunities through your actual life choices.

Palmistry assumes one hand shows true hidden potential
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