I have explicitly and repeatedly pointed out that individual applicants each engaged with only a very small portion out of a very large test — the entirety of w

I have explicitly and repeatedly pointed out that individual applicants each engaged with only a very small portion out of a very large test — the entirety of which had its questions printed across 40 pages. There was obviously no “sadistic 40 page handwritten essay”; individuals engaged with whatever individual questions they wanted to, and would normally write their answers into the bits of blank space left in between the questions. I’d estimate that a normal applicant who answered ten to twenty questions would normally write substantially less than what would constitute a single page of text in total. Again, I’m not a monster. I’d really appreciate it if you’d assume positive intent and ask for clarification rather than jumping to the worst possible interpretation you can invent and then stridently declaring that you’d take legal action on the basis of the fictional “sadistic” thing you’ve chosen to believe I was making people do.