Your favorite geometric shape reveals your personality, says a controversial study!

There are five basic personality types, and each prefers a different basic shape, says Dr. Susan Dellinger, author of the hit book Psychogeometrics.

“Knowing whether you, your co-workers and friends are squares, rectangles, circles, triangles or squiggles can help you build better careers and relationships,” Dr. Dellinger said.

To find out which shape you are, simply look at sketches of the five basic geometric shapes and choose the one you find most appealing.

Here’s what each shape says about you – and how you can recognize other people for the personality type they are:

SQUARE
You’re an organized, logical and hardworking person who likes structure and rules. But sometimes you have trouble making decisions because you always want more information.

How to spot a square: They appear to move stiffly, use precise gestures, love routine and are very concerned with detail. They’re also very neat in their appearance and work space. They do a lot of planning and are always prompt.

RECTANGLE
You’re a courageous, exciting and inquisitive explorer who always searches for ways to grow and change. You enjoy trying things you’ve never done before and love asking questions that have never been asked.

How to spot a rectangle: These people often have fleeting eyes and flushed faces. They also tend to giggle and they like variety. For example, they’ll come into work early or late, but not on time. And those who have offices tend to be disorganized with a mishmash of furniture.

TRIANGLE
You’re a born leader who’s competitive, confident and decisive. You also like recognition and are interested in politics. American business has traditionall been run by triangles and they’re usually men.

How to spot a triangle: They’re very stylish and expensive dressers. They have powerful voices, love to tell jokes and play as hard as they work.

CIRCLE
You’re a “people person” with lots of sympathy and consideration for others. You listen and communicate well and are very perceptive about feelings. You like harmony and hate making unpopular decisions.

How to spot a circle: They’re friendly, nurturing, persuasive and generous. They tend to be relaxed and smile a lot. They’re talkative, but have a mellow voice. They also have a full laugh and love to touch others on the shoulder and arm.

SQUIGGLE
You’re a creative person who’s always thinking of new ways to do something. But you don’t think in a deliberate pattern from A to B to C. Instead, you tend to jump around in your mind, going from A to M to X.

How to spot a squiggle: They’re flamboyant, dramatic and extremely creative – and they don’t like highly structured environments. Both men and women squiggles tend to be sexy, witty and very expressive. They also have great intuition. Most performers and writers are squiggles.

Your favorite geometric shape reveals your personality, says a controversial study!

There are five basic personality types, and each prefers a different basic shape, says Dr. Susan Dellinger, author of the hit book Psychogeometrics.

“Knowing whether you, your co-workers and friends are squares, rectangles, circles, triangles or squiggles can help you build better careers and relationships,” Dr. Dellinger said.

To find out which shape you are, simply look at sketches of the five basic geometric shapes and choose the one you find most appealing.

Here’s what each shape says about you – and how you can recognize other people for the personality type they are:

SQUARE
You’re an organized, logical and hardworking person who likes structure and rules. But sometimes you have trouble making decisions because you always want more information.

How to spot a square: They appear to move stiffly, use precise gestures, love routine and are very concerned with detail. They’re also very neat in their appearance and work space. They do a lot of planning and are always prompt.

RECTANGLE
You’re a courageous, exciting and inquisitive explorer who always searches for ways to grow and change. You enjoy trying things you’ve never done before and love asking questions that have never been asked.

How to spot a rectangle: These people often have fleeting eyes and flushed faces. They also tend to giggle and they like variety. For example, they’ll come into work early or late, but not on time. And those who have offices tend to be disorganized with a mishmash of furniture.

TRIANGLE
You’re a born leader who’s competitive, confident and decisive. You also like recognition and are interested in politics. American business has traditionall been run by triangles and they’re usually men.

How to spot a triangle: They’re very stylish and expensive dressers. They have powerful voices, love to tell jokes and play as hard as they work.

CIRCLE
You’re a “people person” with lots of sympathy and consideration for others. You listen and communicate well and are very perceptive about feelings. You like harmony and hate making unpopular decisions.

How to spot a circle: They’re friendly, nurturing, persuasive and generous. They tend to be relaxed and smile a lot. They’re talkative, but have a mellow voice. They also have a full laugh and love to touch others on the shoulder and arm.

SQUIGGLE
You’re a creative person who’s always thinking of new ways to do something. But you don’t think in a deliberate pattern from A to B to C. Instead, you tend to jump around in your mind, going from A to M to X.

How to spot a squiggle: They’re flamboyant, dramatic and extremely creative – and they don’t like highly structured environments. Both men and women squiggles tend to be sexy, witty and very expressive. They also have great intuition. Most performers and writers are squiggles.

SOFIA – Bulgaria’s space institute says that aliens have been answering their questions with crop circles!

Lachezar Filipov, deputy director of the Space Research Institute, said that his department is analyzing 150 crop circles from around the world.

This is because they sent out 30 questions into space, and now believe the answers lie in the crop formations!

“Aliens are currently all around us, and are watching us all the time,” said Mr Filipov. “The human race was certainly going to have direct contact with the aliens in the next 10 to 15 years.”

Filipov said in another interview with the Toronto Star that the aliens are unhappy with human behavior. The researchers believe that the aliens feel that the extraterrestrial contact program SETI doesn’t work, that the 2012 predictions are somewhat true, and that in-vitro fertilization is wrong.

They also don’t like cosmetics!

Some researchers disagree with the study, and are trying to force Filipov out of the Institute. The timing is not ideal for controversial research, as the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences is currently under review for reform.

Filipov has yet to state when the final report will be ready.