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The 'Weird-Hand-Lines QUIZ' - part 2 (advanced)
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Re: The 'Weird-Hand-Lines QUIZ' - part 2 (advanced)
The abstracts just do not help so far. Have seen one for Pitt-Rogers-Danks syndrome saying (through the search function and desciption) "on her right palm there was an ... " (that is where it ends
)
Might have to subscribe.

Might have to subscribe.
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Re: The 'Weird-Hand-Lines QUIZ' - part 2 (advanced)
Hi Tap, there is no need to subscribe anywhere... actually, I have the impression that you already found the essentials regarding the hand lines in Pitt-Rogers-Danks syndrome.tap wrote:The abstracts just do not help so far. Have seen one for Pitt-Rogers-Danks syndrome saying (through the search function and desciption) "on her right palm there was an ... " (that is where it ends)
Might have to subscribe.

Re: The 'Weird-Hand-Lines QUIZ' - part 2 (advanced)
Yes
But I do find participating in this quiz very interesting.
But I do find participating in this quiz very interesting.
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Re: The 'Weird-Hand-Lines QUIZ' - part 2 (advanced)

Uhmm... which one would you like to see revealed first?

Re: The 'Weird-Hand-Lines QUIZ' - part 2 (advanced)
Out of interest, has anyone else other than me, Felicity & tap attempted this quiz?
Please tell us if you are trying 'behind the scenes'.
if you didn't attempt it - why not? eg do you prefer not to research such things on internet? did you feel it was too difficult? have you never heard of some of the syndromes or never come across some of the hand features?
please let us know your feedback
by the way, if your answer is "yes" to points 2 & 3, I know how you feel my friends!
you know I was excited by the prospect of this surprise quiz, I love to research such things! but I am finding it difficult, (sorry Martijn) some of the information does not seem easily accessible.
meanwhile I am thinking about Martijn's request. So far I have something written for 5 syndromes and 7 lines. Please tell us which line or disorder would you like some clues/revelations for?
Please tell us if you are trying 'behind the scenes'.
if you didn't attempt it - why not? eg do you prefer not to research such things on internet? did you feel it was too difficult? have you never heard of some of the syndromes or never come across some of the hand features?
please let us know your feedback

by the way, if your answer is "yes" to points 2 & 3, I know how you feel my friends!

you know I was excited by the prospect of this surprise quiz, I love to research such things! but I am finding it difficult, (sorry Martijn) some of the information does not seem easily accessible.
meanwhile I am thinking about Martijn's request. So far I have something written for 5 syndromes and 7 lines. Please tell us which line or disorder would you like some clues/revelations for?
Martijn (admin) wrote:
... This friday the Quiz will enter it's second week, I am thinking about revealing one of the connections - if the Quiz is then still unsolved!
Uhmm... which one would you like to see revealed first?
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Re: The 'Weird-Hand-Lines QUIZ' - part 2 (advanced)
First attempt.
Line 1 = (I)Sickle Cell Diseases
Line 2 = (A ) Alagille syndrome
Line 3 = (C)down’s sydrome
Line 4 =
Line 5 = (D) Foetal alcohol syndrome
Line 6 = (C)down’s sydrome, (E), Fragile X syndrome, (F)Edward's syndrome
Line 7 = (C)down’s sydrome, (E), Fragile X syndrome
Line 8 = (B)Coffin-Lowry syndrome
Line 9 =
Line 1 = (I)Sickle Cell Diseases
Line 2 = (A ) Alagille syndrome
Line 3 = (C)down’s sydrome
Line 4 =
Line 5 = (D) Foetal alcohol syndrome
Line 6 = (C)down’s sydrome, (E), Fragile X syndrome, (F)Edward's syndrome
Line 7 = (C)down’s sydrome, (E), Fragile X syndrome
Line 8 = (B)Coffin-Lowry syndrome
Line 9 =
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Re: The 'Weird-Hand-Lines QUIZ' - part 2 (advanced)
Wow Tap!tap wrote:First attempt.
Line 1 = (I)Sickle Cell Diseases
Line 2 = (A ) Alagille syndrome
Line 3 = (C)down’s sydrome
Line 4 =
Line 5 = (D) Foetal alcohol syndrome
Line 6 = (C)down’s sydrome, (E), Fragile X syndrome, (F)Edward's syndrome
Line 7 = (C)down’s sydrome, (E), Fragile X syndrome
Line 8 = (B)Coffin-Lowry syndrome
Line 9 =
I'am impressed... you've almost managed to solve part 2 of the Quiz as well!
In your first attempt I've spotted 6 correct connections!!




Re: The 'Weird-Hand-Lines QUIZ' - part 2 (advanced)
Thanks Martijn
Back to research and verifying

Back to research and verifying

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Re: The 'Weird-Hand-Lines QUIZ' - part 2 (advanced)

Who dares to make an attempt... for winning 'the honour'???
Re: The 'Weird-Hand-Lines QUIZ' - part 2 (advanced)

... I am still waiting for the very first person who makes a attempt to solve this quiz completely!!!
(Tap's first attempt was an 'incomplete' attempt)
Re: The 'Weird-Hand-Lines QUIZ' - part 2 (advanced)
This quiz is complex. I really want to recognize all the connections so I understand this aspect of handreading better. Yep need to put more time into this. Good news is FINALLY some of the other aspects of hand reading are really making sense to me. So much to learn.
PS
I am also thinking both aspects will have some correlation to each other.
PS
I am also thinking both aspects will have some correlation to each other.
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Re: The 'Weird-Hand-Lines QUIZ' - part 2 (advanced)
Hi Tap,
Very nice to hear that this QUIZ has actually helped you to gain more insights about the fundamentals of hand reading!
Very nice to hear that this QUIZ has actually helped you to gain more insights about the fundamentals of hand reading!

Re: The 'Weird-Hand-Lines QUIZ' - part 2 (advanced)
Hi Felicity,Felicity Martin wrote:
...
(1) With the Coffin Lowry syndrome and number 8 - is this line also what I often have called the via lasciva or poison line? I have found this associated with antibiotic sensitivity and also increased in strength with heavy antibiotic use with resistant infections- but please note these are just a limited number of observations obviously.
(2) With the aberrant Sydney line and head line, I have noticed this in people with a history of heroin use, but now wonder whether the line predisposed them to the drug abuse or the drug abuse caused it?
(3) Are the lines on the fingers, added lines or are they creases in different positions- the overlapping fingers that are associated with Edward's syndrome?
Sorry to be a pain
Felicity
My apologies, obviously I haven't yet answered all your questions:
Ad 1: No, line 8 (positioned in the upper zone of the hypothenar/mount of moon) doesn't related to the Via Lascivai nor the 'poison line' - for those lines are positioned lower in the palm.
Ad 2: Well, from a statistical point of view I expect that drug abuse is much higher among people who have abnormalities in their major palmar lines. But I think those abnormalities are much more likely indicators for other kind of 'troubles' (sorry, I must admit that I have no experience at all regarding hand characteristics in heroine abuse).
Ad 3: Yes indeed, the lines 1, 2 and 4 are 'extra' lines (so in those cases the normal interphalangeal lines are presents as well)... but these three 'extra lines' do not related to Edward's syndrome.
Good Lord... this quiz is running now almost 1 month!!
Next weekend, on the 23th, I will make the task a little less complicated... by revealing one of the 'connections'.
Any suggestions...? Which line shall I reveal first?
(Though submissions for winning the quiz are very welcome as well!!)

Re: The 'Weird-Hand-Lines QUIZ' - part 2 (advanced)
before Martijn reveals some answers tomorrow, here's my attempt:
I notice on 30th sept, I had something written for 5 syndromes and 7 lines.....
...
I can't find the notes I made! I had to start again
Line 1 = extra crease on the 1st phalange (beyond the distal interphalangeal crease)
I = Sickle Cell Disease
Line 2 = extra crease on the 2nd phalange (in 1 or more fingers)
A = Alagille syndrome
Line 3 = single crease on the pinky finger
C = Down's syndrome
Line 4 = extra crease on the thumb
G = Pit-Rogers-Dank syndrome (thanks Tap for your links on 27th sept!)
Line 5 = 'hockey-stick crease'
D = Fetal alcohol syndrome
Line 6 = simian crease
C = Down's syndrome, D = Fetal alcohol syndrome, E = Fragile X syndrome, F = Edward's syndrome
Line 7 = Sydney crease
C = Down's syndrome, E = Fragile X syndrome
Line 8 = transverse hypothenar crease
B = Coffin-Lowry syndrome
Line 9 = secondary creases: unusually high density
H = Schizophrenia
Ok Martijn, how did I do?
I notice on 30th sept, I had something written for 5 syndromes and 7 lines.....

I can't find the notes I made! I had to start again

Line 1 = extra crease on the 1st phalange (beyond the distal interphalangeal crease)
I = Sickle Cell Disease
Line 2 = extra crease on the 2nd phalange (in 1 or more fingers)
A = Alagille syndrome
Line 3 = single crease on the pinky finger
C = Down's syndrome
Line 4 = extra crease on the thumb
G = Pit-Rogers-Dank syndrome (thanks Tap for your links on 27th sept!)
Line 5 = 'hockey-stick crease'
D = Fetal alcohol syndrome
Line 6 = simian crease
C = Down's syndrome, D = Fetal alcohol syndrome, E = Fragile X syndrome, F = Edward's syndrome
Line 7 = Sydney crease
C = Down's syndrome, E = Fragile X syndrome
Line 8 = transverse hypothenar crease
B = Coffin-Lowry syndrome
Line 9 = secondary creases: unusually high density
H = Schizophrenia
Ok Martijn, how did I do?

Re: The 'Weird-Hand-Lines QUIZ' - part 2 (advanced)
Ps Tap, I just checked my answers against yours to see how many agreed. I can't believe you didn't write anything for number 4!.....you already solved that one on 27th Sept.!!

Re: The 'Weird-Hand-Lines QUIZ' - part 2 (advanced)
Lynn wrote:before Martijn reveals some answers tomorrow, here's my attempt:
I notice on 30th sept, I had something written for 5 syndromes and 7 lines........
I can't find the notes I made! I had to start again![]()
Line 1 = extra crease on the 1st phalange (beyond the distal interphalangeal crease)
I = Sickle Cell Disease
Line 2 = extra crease on the 2nd phalange (in 1 or more fingers)
A = Alagille syndrome
Line 3 = single crease on the pinky finger
C = Down's syndrome
Line 4 = extra crease on the thumb
G = Pit-Rogers-Dank syndrome (thanks Tap for your links on 27th sept!)
Line 5 = 'hockey-stick crease'
D = Fetal alcohol syndrome
Line 6 = simian crease
C = Down's syndrome, D = Fetal alcohol syndrome, E = Fragile X syndrome, F = Edward's syndrome
Line 7 = Sydney crease
C = Down's syndrome, E = Fragile X syndrome
Line 8 = transverse hypothenar crease
B = Coffin-Lowry syndrome
Line 9 = secondary creases: unusually high density
H = Schizophrenia
Ok Martijn, how did I do?![]()
Wow Lynn, you did very well!!
Actually: you are... sóóóóóóó close!!!
Formally, I see 8 correct connections:




... I see only 1 single 'formal' mistake!!
However, you definitely deserve to get an indirect clue:
For, your mistake concerns one of the lines for which you provided only 1 single answer - but I must admit that formally it's not a mistake at all!!! - Because you connected a sydrome to that line which indeed is relatively often featured with that line.
PS.

With this clue, I think... if your second attempt will include only 1 single syndrome for each line, then I could probably accept a new attempt as a 'valid' solution!! 'Capice?'

Re: The 'Weird-Hand-Lines QUIZ' - part 2 (advanced)
Martijn (admin) wrote:
Wow Lynn, you did very well!!
Actually: you are... sóóóóóóó close!!!
..... <snip>....... I see only 1 single 'formal' mistake!!
...<snip>.... 'Capice?'![]()
woohoo, I did very well!!

whoop whoop, I am sóóóóóóó close!

wayhey, 8 correct connections & only 1 single 'formal' mistake....

Thanks for the


Maybe someone else can post their attempt at the quiz before you reveal some clues tomorrow? (they'll have to be quick!)
Re: The 'Weird-Hand-Lines QUIZ' - part 2 (advanced)

Lynn, I already revealed my 'clue' in response to your fabulous attempt!!
Because you were almost able to solve this quiz, I see no need to reveal another clue, so I am waiting to see... who's going to win (or steal) the honour???

Re: The 'Weird-Hand-Lines QUIZ' - part 2 (advanced)
Please can I change my answer to
Line 3 = single crease on the pinky finger
C = Down's syndrome
to add F = Edward's syndrome
Line 3 = single crease on the pinky finger
C = Down's syndrome
to add F = Edward's syndrome
Re: The 'Weird-Hand-Lines QUIZ' - part 2 (advanced)





Looks like we got a 'winner'....
Congratulations Lynn!!

Special honour for Tap - who's sharing appears to have helped Lynn to win... the 'hardest quiz ever'!??
A word of

And for those who are still left in confusion about how Lynn won this quiz, the 'formal' solution (+ some sensible alternatives) are displayed in the picture below:

LINE DESCRIPTIONS:
Line 1 = extra crease on the 1st phalange (beyond the distal interphalangeal crease)
Line 2 = extra crease on the 2nd phalange (in 1 or more fingers)
Line 3 = single crease on the pinky finger
Line 4 = extra crease on the thumb
Line 5 = 'hockey-stick crease'
Line 6 = simian crease
Line 7 = Sydney crease
Line 8 = transverse hypothenar crease
Line 9 = secondary creases: unusually high density
Re: The 'Weird-Hand-Lines QUIZ' - part 2 (advanced)
whoop!whoop!
Thanks for the fireworks.
and thanks to tap for finding number 4

Thanks for the fireworks.
and thanks to tap for finding number 4

Re: The 'Weird-Hand-Lines QUIZ' - part 2 (advanced)
WoooHooo Lynn! That was a difficult quiz! Nice knowing the correct answers

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Re: The 'Weird-Hand-Lines QUIZ' - part 2 (advanced)
Hi tap, you did really well, you got loads of them, and much faster than I did!
Re: The 'Weird-Hand-Lines QUIZ' - part 2 (advanced)
Back from a holiday- that's my excuse, but wouldn't have got there me thinks! Congratulations to you all.
A question though. Does this mean people with those lines not demonstrating the symptoms could be carrying recessive genes?
Another marking I look for in schizophrenia is a composite loop or whorl on the Mount of Lunar...
Cheers Felicity
A question though. Does this mean people with those lines not demonstrating the symptoms could be carrying recessive genes?
Another marking I look for in schizophrenia is a composite loop or whorl on the Mount of Lunar...
Cheers Felicity
Re: The 'Weird-Hand-Lines QUIZ' - part 2 (advanced)
Felicity Martin wrote:Back from a holiday- that's my excuse, but wouldn't have got there me thinks! Congratulations to you all.
A question though. Does this mean people with those lines not demonstrating the symptoms could be carrying recessive genes?
Another marking I look for in schizophrenia is a composite loop or whorl on the Mount of Lunar...
Cheers Felicity
Hi Felicity,
I appreciate your question very much, and I even think it is an intelligent question!!

I would actually recommend NEVER to make any suggestions/conclusions about genes - especially when considering only one single hand characteristic!!
For... even if one starts considering multiple 'suspected' hand characteristics, a very large majority of people doesn't know anything about their genes - and very likely they will never know anything about their genes for sure!
A decision to have your genes analysed is not a 'cheap' investment.
And obviously... you and I do not have the expertise - nor the tools - to provide people a SOLID 'genetic assessment'!!
Yes, I know... it is very 'modern' to talk about genes today!
But in our perspective it is actually quite dangerious - and maybe even 'irresponsible' - to talk about genes. Because any suggestion to a person that he/she might have 'weak genes' (in a certain perspective of disease, etc.) could easily create a trauma of 'fear'!
I hope you understand!
(Again, I do like your question!

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