Took the survey. This survey made me remember that I’ve never actually done a proper IQ test. I should consider rectifying that situation. Other than that, I was surprised that your extensive “Complex Affiliation” political section did not include “Liberal”. Modern Liberalism is a distinct political tradition that I would argue ought to be on such an extensive list, especially given that it’s on the much shorter earlier list of political affiliations. :V
Also, though I don’t yet “self-identify” with Effective Altruism, I do sympathize with their goals and ideals, and am mulling over the idea of joining the movement.
Aside from that, good work coming up with some quite clever questions. No doubt the results should make interesting fodder for thought.
Though one question, what happens if the first word of the two word passphrase is the same as someone else’s? Am I fair to assume that anyone who was unable to come up with an original enough first word is effectively disqualified from winning the prize, or is the prize going to be shared among those who chose the same first word?
Edit: I just realized that technically what could happen with the two word passphrase is that even if two or more people had the same first word, chances are they would have different second words and so even if multiple people thought they had won after the first word was revealed, only the one with the correct second word would actually win. Which would suck for the others with that first word who didn’t win, as they’d be given such hope and then have those hopes dashed. XD
Took the survey. This survey made me remember that I’ve never actually done a proper IQ test. I should consider rectifying that situation. Other than that, I was surprised that your extensive “Complex Affiliation” political section did not include “Liberal”. Modern Liberalism is a distinct political tradition that I would argue ought to be on such an extensive list, especially given that it’s on the much shorter earlier list of political affiliations. :V
Also, though I don’t yet “self-identify” with Effective Altruism, I do sympathize with their goals and ideals, and am mulling over the idea of joining the movement.
Aside from that, good work coming up with some quite clever questions. No doubt the results should make interesting fodder for thought.
Though one question, what happens if the first word of the two word passphrase is the same as someone else’s? Am I fair to assume that anyone who was unable to come up with an original enough first word is effectively disqualified from winning the prize, or is the prize going to be shared among those who chose the same first word?
Edit: I just realized that technically what could happen with the two word passphrase is that even if two or more people had the same first word, chances are they would have different second words and so even if multiple people thought they had won after the first word was revealed, only the one with the correct second word would actually win. Which would suck for the others with that first word who didn’t win, as they’d be given such hope and then have those hopes dashed. XD