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Which card did you choose?

I saw this chart in a Vsauce video and spruced it up. https://m.stacker.news/38528

This data set represents "verbal accessibility." There are slight differences in the data between naming a card and visualizing one, which is interesting.

  • verbal accessibility, how likely it is chosen when asked to name a card;
  • visual accessibility, how likely it is chosen when asked to visualize a card.

https://m.stacker.news/38593

Blue is verbal, green is visual.

https://www.psychologyofmagic.org/

A♣️

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I picked spades :)

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Not unexpected that the Ace of Spades and Queen of hearts are the most cited cards. Both have significant pop cultural references.

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current playing card decks are a primitive version of the original tarot. the tarot deck is like a book of memes based on astrotheology, a kind of torah for kids, designed to be closely studied with kabbalah (hebrew for "reception" [of knowledge]).

13 diamonds - earth - pentacles (spring-taurus) 13 spades - air - swords (winter-aquarius) 13 hearts - water - cups (fall-scorpio) 13 clubs - fire - wands (summer-leo)

  • 56 cards of minor arcana (13 + paige)
  • 22 cards of major arcana (11 for microcosmic tree of life, of the individual. 11 for macrocosmic tree of life, of the collective.)

earth - material realm (what we got/know) air - intellectual realm (how we think) water - emotional realm (how we feel) fire - realm of action (what we do)

inherent properties -> think -> care/feel -> act feet on the ground <---> head in the cosmos

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These statistics provide a basic overview of our mind when it comes to pick of cards

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