<span>The Utopians value money less than other, more useful things.</span>
John Griffith<span> "</span>Jack<span>" </span>London<span> (born </span>John Griffith Chaney, <span>January 12, 1876 – November 22, 1916) </span><span>was an American author, journalist, and social activist.</span>
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According to the article, Hermann Rorschach first publish his inkblot test in 1921 according to the quote below:
"<em>Rorschach decided that he actually preferred the shaded versions, </em><u><em>and in 1921,</em></u><em> he introduced five black-and-white and five color inkblots to the world.</em><em> He had considerable difficulty having his inkblots printed, owing to post-World-War-I rationing, and he was able to find only one printer who would do the work. This printer agreed to print just ten of the original 15 inkblots.</em>"
<em>The inkblots in the test is used to provide clues on how a subject (an individual ) handles challenges like playing Blotto. As a psychological test, it is popularly used to understand how an individual interpret an image being showed to him or her. </em>
<em>This would go a long way to determine the individual's thought process and being able to make an accurate diagonises of the mental illness like schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and schizotypal personality disorder in the individual in question.</em>
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