From: "David Blair" 

As life is at the moment, I found the scenarios too silly to make it worthwhile.

And, since I did spot the built-in bias early on, I saw no point in the test.



"Frank Haber"  wrote in message
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> >The problem with tests like that is the(y) present things in black and
white
>
> It's called forced choice.  I found it useful to give me a metric of
myself,
> if pushed to the wall.  I was surprisingly proscriptive (.2, .4, .8).  You
can
> think of it as how we'd all react if Ashcroft, Rummy, and Osama have their
way
> and get to fully shape the world.  We won't like the world we have to live
in.
>
> Hmm, the world as a corny sci-fi plot...  I think I'll make my hero a
> half-Jewish Knight Templar in Post-democratic America.  Sounds about
right.
>
>

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