Created on 2024-02-06

The image displays a handwritten note on a piece of aged, yellow paper or card. In the top left corner, there appears to be a reference number or code "21822". The note begins with a slightly cursive, underlined writing that says "We Look at" followed by "Any Figure-Place". Below, the text describes what seems to be a formula or approach, which is also underlined and reads "a complete formula to figure-meaning". This is followed by a list, which may be the components of the formula: - Percent of Analysis - Percent of Excitement - Percent of Function - Percent of Subject-Complex The bottom of the note has a line drawn across, underneath which there are three symbols or illustrations: an X, an outlined square, and another X inside a square. Each symbol is well-spaced from the others across the width of the page. The handwriting looks quite expressive, with a mix of cursive and print styles and strong pressure marks in the paper, indicating the writing was done with some force or intensity. The entire note gives the impression of a personal reference or a conceptual framework, possibly related to a psychological or analytical method referring to how humans perceive or analyze objects or concepts. However, without additional context, the exact meaning remains open to interpretation.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a handwritten note or document discussing "The Look of Any Figure-Place" and providing a "complete formula of Percent-Meaning". The note mentions various percentages related to "Percent of Analysis", "Percent of Excitement", "Percent of Function", and "Percent of Subject-Complex". It also includes some simple visual diagrams or illustrations, likely related to the concepts being discussed in the text.