Mr. Charts
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Found it in under a second - sorry Socrates ;-))
The reasons are more interesting than the shortness of the times, I suspect.
I assumed before clicking to enlarge that people took longer because they probably scanned the image, didn't see Starbucks Head In There and then methodically searched. Most people do that top left to right, down a "row" and so on till they find the hidden item.
I don't.
I start bottom left and move to the right....so I found it immediately.
What is also interesting is that we have Socrates and boy with widely differing times.
Now I happen to know for a fact that both are extremely capable traders, (no blushing, guys), so either they trade completely differently, (which they indeed do), or finding Starbucks Head In There is pure method, or it is pure luck, or it is totally irrelevant, or several other things.
A thought about life and the counter-intuitive nature of trading - that those who stay within the box have limited horizons, those that look outside it or from a different angle, see what others do not.........that is a distinct advantage to those who remain objective.
Off to the garden to sip a cappuccino in the gentle sun kissed breeze of floating golden leaves.
Richard
The reasons are more interesting than the shortness of the times, I suspect.
I assumed before clicking to enlarge that people took longer because they probably scanned the image, didn't see Starbucks Head In There and then methodically searched. Most people do that top left to right, down a "row" and so on till they find the hidden item.
I don't.
I start bottom left and move to the right....so I found it immediately.
What is also interesting is that we have Socrates and boy with widely differing times.
Now I happen to know for a fact that both are extremely capable traders, (no blushing, guys), so either they trade completely differently, (which they indeed do), or finding Starbucks Head In There is pure method, or it is pure luck, or it is totally irrelevant, or several other things.
A thought about life and the counter-intuitive nature of trading - that those who stay within the box have limited horizons, those that look outside it or from a different angle, see what others do not.........that is a distinct advantage to those who remain objective.
Off to the garden to sip a cappuccino in the gentle sun kissed breeze of floating golden leaves.
Richard