This image is an inkblot picture from the Rorschach test. The Rorschach test is one of the oldest techniques in psychology that serves for personality assessment.
What do you first see? If you see a musical instrument, that apparently means you're in a positive mood. If you see a skeleton, that means you have a fear of sickness.
An hourglass means a well-developed ego, and a fish or a crab means the fear of powerlessness to solve a problem.
What do you see?
Do you see a duck, a rabbit, or both? Most see the duck first, but what does it mean? Well, if you're able to flip between both images, then it's said you're a creative person.
The moment you flip between a duck and the rabbit induces a small flash of creative insight in the brain, meaning you see the world in a variety of ways.
This picture is called All Is Vanity. It's a famous picture from 1892, and many consider it to be one of the best illusions of all time.
If you first notice the skull, it means you're a rebel, a person who freely thinks you're passionate and strong. If you first notice the woman looking in the mirror, you are said to be proud and have the soul of a romantic person and you're a dreamer; yet you sometimes may suffer from lack of confidence.
Do you see the back of a girl or an old man's face? The way you interpret this photo says quite a lot about your personality. If you first notice the girl's back, then you are optimistic and full of positive energy. If you first notice the man's face, then you have strong leadership skills and you're loyal.
Focus on this picture and try answer my next question as quick as possible. Which stairs would you use to go up? And which stairs would you use to go down?
