--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Robin Carlsen" <maskedzebra@...> wrote: > > Directions: Answer True or False or Can't Decide (CD). 1 point for T; -1 > point for F; 0 for CD > > 1. I seek a truth beyond merely my own subjective comfort. > > I . I like to know what is right, not just that I am right. > > 3. I force myself to look at different points of view other than my own, in > order to test out the truth of my own point of view. > > 4. My conscience is a friendly personal faculty for me. I trust it. > > 5. I have known what it means to have sacrificed myself in my love for > another person. > > 6. It is meaningful for me, the connection between humility and a certain > kind of (secular) grace. > > 7. I think sometimes it is appropriate and desirable to contemplate the fact > that I must die someday. > > 8. I have known that it can be liberating to discover I was wrong about > something--something which went directly to my sense of how confident I was > that I was right. > > 9. I find that my first person perspective is not rigidly fixed, that life, > experience, persons, can bring about adjustment and adaptation and even > change in my first person perspective. > > 10. When I post something on FFL, I believe that I am doing something that in > the end is positive. > > 11. I judge myself to be an honest person, and I am confident if there is > some kind of judgment at the end of my life, this estimation of myself will > hold true. > > 12. I like being the person that I am. > > 13. I know the sensation of being sincere and innocent in my experience of > myself and in my actions. > > 14. It feels good to try to be fair and impartial in my judgments of an issue. > > 15. If I appeared in a novel as myself, I would like this character. > > 16. I think some persons are more objective and accurate in their approach to > interpersonal relationships than others. > > 17. I feel I could send myself up ironically if I had to. > > 18. I think I see my faults and my weaknesses as well as anyone else sees > them (in me). > > 19. I like thinking about the strongest way of presenting the argument of an > adversary of mine. > > 20. I have suffered in my life, but some of that suffering has been very > meaningful to me. > > SCORING: 11+ means your subjectivity has a strong component of objectivity. > A minus score would indicate something contrary to this. > > NOTE: This quiz obviously reflects the subjective bias of its maker. If you > can design a quiz which you believe removes such a bias, please post it.
I can't, but I found that very interesting and thought provoking.
