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Friday, July 11, 2008

The Internet is a Mirror…

By Ryan Somma | Friday, July 11, 2008, 04:00 AM

Hermit Tarot Card

I test out INTJ (Introverted iNtuitive Thinking Judging) on the Myers and Briggs personality test, meaning I’m like Isaac Newton, Niels Bohr, and Ada Lovelace. My Riso-Hudson Type Indicator ranks me as Thinker(8), Peacemaker(6), Reformer(4), Skeptic(4), Artist(4), Motivator(4), Helper(3), Generalist(3), Leader(0). I am the Hermit Tarot Card. According to the Are You a Scientist? quiz, where I got 19/20, I should be involved in the sciences, and am “the original mad scientist!” According to the Nerd Test, I am “Dorky Nerd King,” but I’m practicing to beat that score.

Dorky Nerd King

If I were a superhero would be Spider-Man, mostly for being geeky (Superman was a close second). I am science fiction author Gregory Benford “A master literary stylist who is also a working scientist.” I have the emotional maturity of a 25-year-old. I am zero percent evil.

I am Angelic

According to The Cadaver Calculator, my dead body is worth $5,225!!! My body could feed 14 Cannibals. I have a 100% chance of surviving a house cat attack, here’s a breakdown of my Surviving other Animal attacks:

House Cat	100%
Racoon	100%
Coyote	100%
Medium Sized Dog	100%
Large Dog	100%
Wolf	100%
Small Shark	93%
Large Shark	75%
Predetory Cat	100%
Elephant	97%
Lion or Tiger	93%
Bear	90%
Alligator	78%
Gorilla	82%
Human	100%

How did people know anything about themselves before the Internet?

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