In the early 20th century, Carl Jung read words aloud to people and timed how long it took them to answer with the first word that came to mind.
He noticed that when a word touches something that matters, the answer comes a little slower. Here you get 10 words from his original list.
Find a quiet moment. A word will appear - type the first word that comes to you and press Enter.
This isn't a diagnosis or a real test - just an invitation to look.
Jung read words aloud and timed how long people took to answer with the first word that came up. He saw hesitation as a sign that a word touched something important.
The time from when the word appears until you start typing. The three words you hesitated on most are marked.
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