Cubism

So I've been introduced to a personality test in Psychology class not too long ago. It's called "The Cube". Basically it goes like this:

~Imagine a desert landscape. It's very simple... horizon, sand, sky, whatever you see when you think of a desert.

~In this desert there is... a cube!
What does the cube look like?
What's it made of? What color is it?
How big is it?
Is it sitting on the sand, or in some other position?
How close or far away is it to the sky?

~In this desert there is also a ladder.
Where is it (in relation to the cube)?
What is it made of (i.e. is it leaning against something)?
What position is it in?
Does it have many rungs, or a few rungs?

~In this desert there now appears... a horse.
Where is the horse?
What breed is the horse?
What color is it?
What is it doing?
Does it have on a saddle or bridle, or not?

~Now, somewhere in the desert there is a storm.
What kind of storm is it?
Where is it?
And does it affect the cube, the ladder, the horse, or not?

~Finally, somewhere in the desert are flowers.
Where are they (in relation to the cube, ladder, horse, storm)?
What kind are they?
Are they many or few?
Scattered or clustered?

I reccomend looking at this after you've answered your questions:
(SPOILER)The cube represents you.
The ladder is your friends.
The horse is your ideal, or future lover.
The flowers represent children.
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For all you bored people out there like me ;) here's something to keep you occupied. Really, it's better if another person gives you your answers, but after you answered each question. You can find your answers here. I'd like to know any interesting things you guys have gotten. I'll post my answers later on, possibly.

Shiny did this to me. It's quite interesting.

Apparently I will have a good life with some hot babe. Who is innocent.

I imagined loads of flowers but I don't plan on having so many children

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Originally Posted by mobiletype

I imagined loads of flowers but I don't plan on having so many children

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Alot of flowers can mean that your life's work will involve children. So maybe you will be a teacher, or something.

The problem with this is that the significance of Cubes, Ladders, Horses, Storms and Flowers are different to different people. For example, when I think of cubes I automatically think of those cubes you see in text books. When I think of Horses, the only one that springs to mind is Agro from SotC.

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~In this desert there is... a cube!
What does the cube look like? Like a cube...what the smurf kind of question is this. A cube can only look like a cube.
What's it made of? Colors
What color is it? Blue green and red for the each of the 2 sides of 6.
How big is it? as big as a person
Is it sitting on the sand, or in some other position? Sand
How close or far away is it to the sky? As far away as anything is in relation to the sky

~In this desert there is also a ladder.
Where is it (in relation to the cube)? Around on the ground
What is it made of (i.e. is it leaning against something)? It is made out of 2 ladders
What position is it in? on the ground
Does it have many rungs, or a few rungs? define many

~In this desert there now appears... a horse.
Where is the horse? In the desert
What breed is the horse? It is the breed of horse
What color is it? Brown
What is it doing? being a horse
Does it have on a saddle or bridle, or not? No...it has no name.

~Now, somewhere in the desert there is a storm.
What kind of storm is it? A quiet storm
Where is it? in the sky
And does it affect the cube, the ladder, the horse, or not? Wind got to them...but does that really affect them?

~Finally, somewhere in the desert are flowers.
Where are they (in relation to the cube, ladder, horse, storm)? Not close to the storm
What kind are they? Colorful flowers
Are they many or few? Define many
Scattered or clustered? Scattered in clusters

Is it bad that I invisioned the horse eating the flowers? My husband better not be a cannibal set on eating my children. -_-

~In this desert there is... a cube!
What does the cube look like?
It's made of cubey material... clear stuff :D It's shiny blue with water inside! It's about the same size as my head xD Sitting on the sand.

~In this desert there is also a ladder.
It's behind the cube. It's standing and it is very tall ^-^

~In this desert there now appears... a horse.
It appeared on top of the cube, the cube breaks and all the water leaks out and I go, "NOooooooo" and suffer a horrible death from dehydration. Is this taking it too far? Well, it sort of looks like Psychotic, too, all brown and poo colored. I'm bored now xD Too many questions.

~Now, somewhere in the desert there is a storm.
Tropical rain storm, whohoo. It blows everything away ^_^

~Finally, somewhere in the desert are flowers.
All over the place :D The tropical rain storm made the desert a lush and beautiful place with tons of blooming flowers <3 Yay. The end.

Now what.

Edit: LMAO at the spoiler tag XDDD Hahah @ the horse one. What did the tropical rainstorm have to do with anything, though? I hate this thingmajig! *quits life*

It's stupid, yet you went through the trouble of posting your answers...

Well, as is true with all of these types of "tests" they are effective to a point. A lot of the answers I got were completely off. Interpretation isn't a black and white situation, which is why listing a certain set of interpretations on the net doesn't work. If this test was given by a trained psychologist whom I had met with before, than the answers would me more meaningful and probably more accurate.

But anyway, good times...

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Originally Posted by Raven Nox

Is it bad that I invisioned the horse eating the flowers? My husband better not be a cannibal set on eating my children. -_-

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XD! Nice!

I cheated and looked at the spoiler before even reading the beginning of the post. What does that mean? :(

You're a horrible, horrible person ;) :heart:

What does the storm represent?

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Originally Posted by Raven Nox

Is it bad that I invisioned the horse eating the flowers? My husband better not be a cannibal set on eating my children. -_-

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Ahahaha! Don't worry, you're not the only one who had the horse eating the flowers. This girl in my class said that too and we all started laughing. It just means that your lover won't want children.

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Originally Posted by fire_of_avalon

What does the storm represent?

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Oops.

(SPOILER)Storm represents conflict.

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Originally Posted by farplaner

If this test was given by a trained psychologist whom I had met with before, than the answers would me more meaningful and probably more accurate.

But anyway, good times...

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This is all from a book written by a psychiatrist.

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Originally Posted by fire_of_avalon

What does the storm represent?

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Emotion? Dunno.

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Originally Posted by Shiny

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Originally Posted by Raven Nox

Is it bad that I invisioned the horse eating the flowers? My husband better not be a cannibal set on eating my children. -_-

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Ahahaha! Don't worry, you're not the only one who had the horse eating the flowers. This girl in my class said that too and we all started laughing. It just means that your lover won't want children.

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Well, I figured he wouldn't really want to eat the kids. =) That isn't so bad, other than the fact that one of the things I really want is to have children one day. xD The horse doesn't look to be a good match as of right now. Anyway, thank you. ^^;

Some of the other stuff went with me, but some of it didn't. But, that's how these things tend to work.

~In this desert there is... a cube!
The cube is shiny and blue, made of an unknown type metal... is fairly large(a bit bigger than the horse) it is hovering above the sand, in the middle of the horizon.

~In this desert there is also a ladder.
The ladder is in front of the cube, leaning up against it. It is made of wood and has enough rungs to reach the top of the cube. (which is quite a lot)

~In this desert there now appears... a horse.
The horse is on the right side of the cube... I don't know what breed it is, but it is brown and it is just standing there. It has no saddle or birdle.

~Now, somewhere in the desert there is a storm.
It is a rainstorm that is off in the distance to the left side of the cube... far left. It doesn't affect the cube, ladder or horse in any way.

~Finally, somewhere in the desert are flowers.
They are on the left side of the cube... they are daisys and there is a moderate amount of them... scattered.


This seemed pretty interesting... things like this can be pretty fun, but I never rely on them to tell me what I am like. I figure I know myself better than a test can tell me how I am based on my answers.

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Originally Posted by Jojee

You're a horrible, horrible person ;) :heart:

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I knew it! ;) right back at you.

Very interesting. I'm not going to take this very seriously, but it's quite fun all the same. It's definitely a cool concept, but whether or not it can actually tell us anything about ourselves isn't clear.

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Originally Posted by Shiny

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Originally Posted by farplaner

If this test was given by a trained psychologist whom I had met with before, than the answers would me more meaningful and probably more accurate.

But anyway, good times...

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This is all from a book written by a psychiatrist.

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That's fine, but that psychiatrist doesn't know me or anyone else (for the most part) who might answer these questions. I think knowing something about each person who took this test and his/her psychology would have an effect on what the answers mean.

i read the spoiler after reading the cube thing so i didnt answer the rest but i thought of a Rubix Cube sitting on the ground, so wtf is that supposed to mean exactly

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Originally Posted by Omnislash07

i read the spoiler after reading the cube thing so i didnt answer the rest but i thought of a Rubix Cube sitting on the ground, so wtf is that supposed to mean exactly

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Rubik's cube= intricate/ adaptable/ ingenious/ clever/ challenging/ liking to outwit others

More info on your cube here.

aww man, my horse was eating grass, does that count as flowers?

i hope not, i cant wait to call my kid Zeus Gullick^^

-Gull-

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Originally Posted by Gullick

aww man, my horse was eating grass, does that count as flowers?

i hope not, i cant wait to call my kid Zeus Gullick^^

-Gull-

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grass in the desert...must have found an oasis. What's the analysis there?

Okay, well this was mine before I read what they all represent.

~Imagine a desert landscape. It's very simple... horizon, sand, sky, whatever you see when you think of a desert.

~In this desert there is... a cube!
The cube is very large, and it's made of the surrounding sand. I can't tell what's holding it together, because the sand isn't wet or anything. Just a sand cube. It is late afternoon, so the sun is on the western face of the cube.

~In this desert there is also a ladder.
The ladder is very tall, because it's leaning against the cube, and it reaches the top. It's made of very old, grey wood that looks unstable, but works very well. It is also on the western face of the cube.

~In this desert there now appears... a horse.
The horse is an Arabian, and has no tack. It is resting in the shade of the cube, beside the eastern face. It's looking at me. It's black.

~Now, somewhere in the desert there is a storm.
The cube, ladder and horse are aware of the storm, which is a huge amalgamut of thunder and dust, but it is far away.

~Finally, somewhere in the desert are flowers.
The flowers are growing out of the sand cube. o_o They are pink, with succulent leaves.

I imagined a sphere. What's that suppose to mean?

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Originally Posted by Decessus

I imagined a sphere. What's that suppose to mean?

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It's the end of the world!!!:eek:

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Originally Posted by Gullick

aww man, my horse was eating grass, does that count as flowers?

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Well, unfortunately the site that holds all the answers is down right now so I'm just going to have to try and recall what that meant. Okay, a horse eating meant that they need more in the relationship.