Tuesday, 10 December 2013

Graphology








What can we learn of personality from a signature? Very much I think. 

I'd deduce that the writer of the first signature is honest, open, rounded, generous, confident, well-balanced and has a good sense of humour. 

I'd say the second example shows the signee to be untrustworthy; the theatrical combines with angst ridden egomania to create a perilously unbalanced mind. There are definite signs of a  depression which could end in self destruction.


But I'm no expert. And graphology after all is a disputed science.


So here's an interesting puzzle. Who signed these autographs? 


The identities, if not immediately obvious, can be found in microscopic type at the bottom of this posting. 



Top: Nelson Mandela 
Below: Adolf Hitler. 


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