The calculus of personality and character traits from holograph analysis,

advances in graphoanalysis of observer relative identity parameters:

 

Not sure why this handwritten note is included, as to relevance of

content, but very interesting traits, writing shows unusually deep abstract

imagery (ability to mentally image concepts/ideas) in the height

of the upper loops in the h an l letters, unusually deep and broad

practical imagery (ability to image things perceivable with five senses)

shown in the depth and breadth of the lower loops in the y and g

letters.  Also shows very high comprehension, and analytical thinking,

in the n and m and h letters spiked tops of normally rounded stroke,

and v at bottom of stroke.  This writer relies on analysis (comparing

and contrasting) and comprehension and imagination more than

cumulative logical thinking like eg Thomas Edison classic example.

This writer relies generally exclusively on reason rather than intuition,

indicated by the relative lack of breaks between the letters within words,

ie, the more such breaks between letters the more a person tends to rely

on their intuition, eg, Ira Einhorn’s style as almost pure printing is way,

way, into reliance on intuition, even to the routine exclusion of reason.

 

The below writer has loops in the small d and t letters which indicates

what I call a runaway abstract imagination, in that this trait is called

sensitivity to criticism, appearing in the d regarding one’s self, and in

the t as regarding one’s goals, plans, and objectives.  So below writer

is mildly to moderately sensitive to imagined criticism regarding both

self and about goals plans and objectives.  This fear/motivator trait is common

and considered a supportive trait for success as its “flip-side” motivator

aspect is that persons with this trait strive for praise and recognition to

counterbalance the imagined criticism they suffer from moment to

moment while in that mode shown during time of the writing, which mode

may be different later in different moods with different stuff on or off mind etc.

 

But the below writer tends to react neither to this common sensitivity to criticism

fear/motivator trait by deception, indicated by double loops inside small o,

or a letters, nor self-deceit shown by extra loop on left side of o and a and d

letters, both bigtime in that guy Sloan, nor secretiveness shown in the extra loop

in the letters o and a on the right side of the letter.  These three are escape

defenses, self-deceit, deceit, and secretiveness, and I call them pathological

because folks with these traits are not consciously exhibiting these traits

but spontaneously due to emotional/mental makeup as evinced by this

psycho-neuro-muscle graph, holograph, handwriting, as per interpretations

of standard graphoanalysis terminology and objective evaluability by anyone

educated in graphoanalysis per http://www.igas.com

 

Ira Einhorn’s printing occasionally reveals loops in some letters, eg,

in one letter to me a moderate double loop in an o letter, meaning

empirically he was experiencing in that moment of writing that

letter this charater/personality trait graphoanlysis calls “deceit,”

keeping in mind that like all scientific/empirical study based

graph analysis systems certain words are kind of co-opted from

the dictionary as closest but no cigar to what the calculus of the

graph says, ie, that is why to distinguish for general readership

from intentional deceit, I term this double looper as “pathological

deceit” because “they don’t know they are doing it” – other side

of the coin is they think everyone else is like them as we all tend

to do psychologically until proven otherwise.  I have not mentioned

this before lest Ira be overly condemned by one letter o, since this

kind of information is like psychologist to patient privileged info,

but in this case of truth to light as best solution and on this occasion

of apparent interest in this arena, take it or leave it as you will.

 

David 1/3/2006 2:54 PM

 

David Crockett Williams, Jr. (III) dob 17May45: ~35yrs a

Graphoanalyst -- www.igas.com

Bachelor of Science, Chemistry -- www.csun.edu

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