Here, finally, are the final results and analyses. When I began doing the Inkblot Survey, I tended to over-generalize because I was uncertain I remembered how to do Ocampan Astrology properly. Also, I was tentative about which statements I should include, which would be relevant to the game. Then, as positive responses flowed in and I grew in confidence, my statements became more personalized. I have looked over the first set of Inkblot Survey results (Tomek through Dathon) and fleshed out the analyses a bit. I have learned many things doing the Inkblot Surveyhow to paraphrase, for one. I even had a chance to use the phrases I utilized in these analyses on a job interview. (I truly enjoy people. I can show people how to capitalize on their own talents.)
I thank you for the opportunity to psychic-analyze each of you. It was a lot of fun.
Note, I have used a male gender when gender is unknown. These comments apply to your life at large, as well as to your game-playing abilities.
In part one, you were asked to complete a sentence with the first thing that popped into your mind. From this, I was able to use my psychic skills to assign a keyword descriptive of you. Then I used Ocampan Astrology to analyze you, with very interesting results. These results, however, will be colored by the spontaneity of your responses.
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Tomek Pi (Patty) Mogh Wesley Crusher Duras Mot the Barber Jono Dathon Major Rakal Gul Dukat Silor Jeremy |
Telak Firestorm Thei Tasha Yar ILTA Rice of Minos X Shadow Ender Wiggin Solok Renι Picard Jadon |
Tiree: Alternate Puff, the Magic Dragon Jack Crusher Old Scratch Green Tribble Data's Body Monty Trelane Taris Thomas Warwick Packled Captain Data's Head |
CC Funkmaster Konmel Locutus Alien Groupie Dr. Noonien Soong Lt. Jon Walker Dr. Q, Medicine Entity Commander Sirol Kyle Riker Elim Sirna Kolrami Killer Bee |
Kahless the dr. qwert Admiral McCoy Riva Roga Danar livingston t.f. Dr. Telek R'Mor Qume Forest Halfstar Dr. Bob (au) |
Postscript Note: I did The Inkblot Survey for myself using my first online handle, Pi, as an early test to see if the results seemed to be working. I did it objectively, same as the other ones, and figured it was good enough that I'd continue on doing them. The Inkblot Survey was done before I got to make and know my online friends, so all the results are similarly minimally biased.