If memory serves, in the early modern period a lot of psychology was commonly believed to be caused by proportions of bodily fluids. So does that mean that the 17th Century version of this story would be: "You'll Probably Believe Fake Science If It Comes With A Jar of Phlegm"?
If memory serves, in the early modern period a lot of psychology was commonly believed to be caused by proportions of bodily fluids. So does that mean that the 17th Century version of this story would be: "You'll Probably Believe Fake Science If It Comes With A Jar of Phlegm"?
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