There's another story, however on the Handwriting Self-Eval one. It's a
system which I wrote simply because in the early days of my on-line
Handwriting Analysis readings, I was being completely overwhelmed
with requests for readings and I simply could not keep up.
So, to help out, I decided to see if I couldn't apply some of
my theories on Artificial Intelligence to my theories of the
patterns and systems I use in Handwriting Analysis.

The challenge then was to see if I could develop an on-line
system which could fairly mimic a part of how I might do a
reading and offer folks an alternative to waiting several
weeks for me to be able to get to them personally. The
economic theories of Supply and Demand would then be supplemented
on the supply side, and help out with meeting the demand.

I set out to develop the AI engine for the system and wasn't
really sure how well it was going to work. But I guess it
passed, though. It definitely gets some great feedback regarding its use.

The other Oracles and Prophecy Engines I've written here include:

A glance at The Tarot, dealing one card at a time
with input from Joan Bunning's Learning Tarot Course

A Numerology system based on the ages-old
system similar to what Pythagoras used to suggest patterns
in our lives based on the numbers (and letters) around us.

Then there's the Oracle of the Runes which is
again based on ancient wisdom, but this one from the
Scandiavian mystics and their cryptic prophetic alphabet stones.