Well done to all who took part in Intuitive Experiment #10 – I enjoyed reading all the responses. The woman in the picture is Marina Semenova, a Russian ballerina who is considered by some to be the greatest of all Russian dancers. Some of you picked up that she was...
Who was the man in the photo? The person in the photo was John Brown, the antislavery militant. He was born in 1800 in Connecticut, US and died in 1859, in Virginia. Many people picked up on the idea that there were two sides to him. One side seemed gentle and kind,...
What an interesting intuitive experiment this was. This subject was tough to read and many of you did very well! Those of you who picked up that this woman is royalty were spot on. The lady in the experiment was Empress Dowager Cixi of China. Empress Dowager Cixi was...
What fun this was! I loved readings the comments. And so many people did really well. The lady in the experiment was Eugenia Falleni. Yes, it’s a woman! A few of you worked out that ‘he’ was actually a ‘she’. And the photo shown in the article was actually a police...
It was Anais Nin, the French-Cuban author of erotic literature and short stories. She is regarded as one of the leading women writers of the 20th-century. I suspect many readers will recognize her name as she is quite famous but not many recognized her face. She is...
The lady in the picture for intuitive experiment #5 is Huguette Clark, an American copper heiress. She was born in 1906 in Paris and died in 2011 aged 104, in New York City. Her father, William A Clark mined copper, built railroads and was a US Senator. When he died...
So who was the lady in intuitive experiment #4? Her real name was Franziska Schanzkowsky but she was known as Anna Anderson throughout most of her life. She was born in Poland in 1896. She was a Polish factory worker who first came to the attention of the authorities...
Who was the man in the picture for intuitive experiment #3? In this article you’ll find out. At the end, you’ll also find some tips to improve for this kind of exercise. The man in the picture below was William Hesketh Lever. At least that was his name when he was...
I wrote this blog post in response to some questions that came up around the intuitive experiment. A commenter (Dusty) brought up an interesting question in the comments of the last article – is it OK to read a living person in an experiment like this? I thought I’d...
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