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SFC
25-09-2003, 13:30
Take the Philosophical Health Check (http://www.philosophers.co.uk/games/check.htm) to find out. :thumbs:

Worst result I've seen was over 50% tension, but the poor guy was a recovering Jehovah's Witness :D

Dave_S
25-09-2003, 13:41
Ummm ... 40%!!!! :eek:

Interesting reading and quite thought provoking as well :)

Dave

Goblinslayer
25-09-2003, 13:48
73% and I disagree with a lot of it :-/

Vipers
25-09-2003, 13:51
Tension Quotient Score Tension Quotient = 60%

The average player of this activity to date has a Tension Quotient of 29%.

is this bad?

Dave_S
25-09-2003, 13:53
Originally posted by Goblinslayer
73% and I disagree with a lot of it :-/

PMSL :D

I can just see you at work ...

Colleague "Want a drink?"

You: "Yeah I'd love a tea as long as it doesnt contain tea as I hate that :( "

Dave

Holmes14a
25-09-2003, 13:54
47%!!!! There aren't enough options. Alot of that stuff isn't simple yes or no stuff.:indiff:

Leon
25-09-2003, 13:58
what a crock of shite!
the questions are loaded as are the answers.
basically, it could be torn apart with a decent argument over semantics.

JB
25-09-2003, 13:59
:rolleyes:

SFC
25-09-2003, 14:04
Originally posted by Starionman
what a crock of shite!
the questions are loaded as are the answers.
basically, it could be torn apart with a decent argument over semantics.

Just a bit of fun mate (or not).

I contacted the editor about a couple of issues and he said something along the lines of "yeah well, shoot me ya fekker" :D

Just about everything can be torn apart with an argument over semantics, including the will to live ;)

Leon
25-09-2003, 14:07
Originally posted by SFC


Just about everything can be torn apart with an argument over semantics, including the will to live ;)

indeed

the point is presented over one of the questions to do with genocide and the other than the notion of evil is culture specific.

I don't think Hitler thought that genocide was evil, but I do. Two different cultures two answers

and the question about genocide was obviously answered not from an objective viewpoint but from a cultural one. hole one!

Jezz_S13
25-09-2003, 14:12
13% :)

So is that good or bad?

Jez
25-09-2003, 14:18
Originally posted by Jezz_S13
13% :)

I was the same...

SFC
25-09-2003, 14:18
Originally posted by Jezz_S13
13% :)

So is that good or bad?

If we assume that the test tells us anything at all, which is currently contested :D

Then this result shows your beliefs are fairly consistent. It doesn't tell us whether they are good, useful, worthwhile or even intelligible beliefs. But at least they are consistent(ish). ;)

I'm gonna regret starting this :rolleyes: :wack: :smash:

Jezz_S13
25-09-2003, 14:21
Originally posted by SFC
It doesn't tell us whether they are good, useful, worthwhile or even intelligible beliefs.

My beliefs as far as that goes are.

get high without being told off, god doesn't exist, some people are expendable, and killing loads of people is wrong.

Perfectly good, useful, worthwhile and intelligible, my friend. :)

David_S14
25-09-2003, 14:24
13% is good as it means fewer of your answers contradict others.

I got 15%.

SFC
25-09-2003, 14:26
Originally posted by Starionman
indeed

the point is presented over one of the questions to do with genocide and the other than the notion of evil is culture specific.

I don't think Hitler thought that genocide was evil, but I do. Two different cultures two answers

and the question about genocide was obviously answered not from an objective viewpoint but from a cultural one. hole one!

Exactly, indeed that was one of the points I tried to beat them up about. :thumbs:

SFC
25-09-2003, 14:31
Originally posted by Jezz_S13
My beliefs as far as that goes are.

get high without being told off, god doesn't exist, some people are expendable, and killing loads of people is wrong.

Perfectly good, useful, worthwhile and intelligible, my friend. :)

Excellent :thumbs: especially like the getting high and no god bits :D

I tend to say I don't have any beliefs at all, just ideas and opinions subject to revision, but that's merely a semantic dodge to avoid getting roped into the dogma/ideology mob. Belief is for the credulous ;)