“Phrenology continued to progress, and there then seemed to be no reason why it should not take its place among the recognized sciences,” wrote Alfred Russell Wallace in his 1898 The Wonderful Century.1 Phrenology is a pseudoscience focused on the measurements of the skull, using the understanding that the brain is the organ of the mind, phrenology proposes that localize areas of the brain have specific functions. While an outdated concept today, phrenology was the seed to multiple fields of academia, including psychology. It is widely known for as the first attempt in a scientific system for human psychology. Phrenologists themselves were the first to propose that behavior could be understood and shaped through the application of scientific