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Intuitive Experiment #30 – Test Your Intuitive Skills!

Intuitive Experiment #30 – Test Your Intuitive Skills!

Are you ready to take a shot at reading a person from a photograph? If you are working on developing your intuitive abilities right now, I encourage you to give it a try, because this is the kind of skill where practice really does make perfect. So the more you exercise your abilities, the more advanced they’re likely to get! I will announce who the person is in one week, so you won’t have long to wait to see how well you did. And if you find there’s room for improvement, you can always have another go the next...
Results of Intuitive Experiment #29 – How Did You Do?

Results of Intuitive Experiment #29 – How Did You Do?

The person in this experiment is Norma McCorvey, better known by her pseudonym “Jane Roe” in the landmark Supreme Court case Roe vs. Wade, the case that made abortion legal in the United States and guaranteed women the right to an abortion in the first three months of pregnancy. McCorvey was a complex person whose views on abortion changed markedly over time, but whose involvement in the abortion debate significantly helped shape the course of women’s rights in the United States. Early Life McCorvey was born Norma Leah Nelson on September 22, 1947, in Simmesport, Louisiana. Norma’s father Olin,...
Intuitive Experiment #29 – What Do You Pick up About This Woman?

Intuitive Experiment #29 – What Do You Pick up About This Woman?

Once again it’s time to flex your intuitive muscles by taking a shot at reading an unknown person from a photograph. This is a great way to practice your reading skills in a fun and no pressure setting, and to get definite feedback once you’ve given it a try, since I will release the identity of the mystery subject in about a week. If you approach it with a relaxed and curious attitude, you might be amazed at what you can pick up! The best way to play this game is to add your comments to the community discussion...
Who Was Mystery Person #28?

Who Was Mystery Person #28?

The person in this experiment is Svetlana Alliluyeva, the only daughter and last surviving child of Joseph Stalin and his second wife Nadezhda Alliluyeva. Her defection to the United States in 1967 brought her a great deal of notoriety, and led to a long life of wandering, writing, and searching for love. Early Life and Marriages Alliluyeva was born on February 28, 1926, as Svetlana Iosifovna Stalina. After the death of her father, she adopted her mother’s last name. Nadezhda died when Svetlana was only six years old (most likely a suicide), but because her mother’s death was officially...
Intuitive Experiment #28 – What Do You Pick Up About This Woman?

Intuitive Experiment #28 – What Do You Pick Up About This Woman?

In this experiment, you are invited to exercise your intuitive skills and read the person in the photo below. The purpose of this intuitive experiment is for you to improve your intuitive abilities when reading other people and gain some confidence. And of course have some fun. If you’ve never done anything like this before – why not have a go? You might surprise yourself. Here is the person I chose for this experiment: For this experiment, I encourage you to start by tuning into the person’s character traits. Start with her qualities, then if you want to, try...
Results of Intuitive Experiment #27

Results of Intuitive Experiment #27

The person in this experiment is renowned British mathematician Alan Turing, who is perhaps best known for his success in defeating the German Enigma encryption machine during World War II, as well as his pioneering work in artificial intelligence, which helped lead to the development of the modern personal computer. He is hailed as the founder of computer science. Early Life Alan Mathison Turing was born on June 23, 1912 in Maida Vale, London. His father Julius held a position with the Indian Civil Service, and his mother Ethel Sara, was the daughter of a railway engineer. Julius Turing’s...