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Quick I Ching vs ReactionTests

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Quick I Ching compared with ReactionTests
DetailQuick I Ching logo Quick I ChingReactionTests logo ReactionTests
What it doesFree online I Ching hexagram casting and reflection platform Test your visual reaction time for free
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Pricing modelFreemium Free
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Key features
  • Three-Coin casting method
  • Yarrow Stalk method
  • Mei Hua Yi Shu current-time casting
  • Manual Cast entry
  • Visible casting facts
  • Primary, changing, and relating hexagrams
  • Local browser history storage
  • Five-round visual reaction test with millisecond timing
  • Seven-round sound reaction time test
  • Local result history with up to 300 sessions stored
  • Consistency measurement showing standard deviation of scores
  • Download score card as image
  • Sound calibration for personal offset adjustment
  • Reference data from published research studies
What makes it different
  • Free for all four casting methods with complete interpretation
  • Transparent casting process with visible line values
  • Documented methods preserving traditional conventions
  • Reflective framework, not deterministic prediction
  • No account or login required to use the test
  • Results stored locally in browser for privacy
  • Compare full sessions to understand consistency, not just fastest round
  • Research-backed reference data from laboratory studies
Free planNot given Not given
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Community votes00
DR (Domain Rating by Ahrefs)2 no change since last check3 no change since last check
Trust Flow (Majestic)50
Citation Flow (Majestic)3011
Referring domains (Majestic)311

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