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I'm sure he'll have plenty of data without you... If you take an inkblot test, do you say: "a blob of ink, a dab of ink, a splash of ink..."?

• jacquesm 17y ago
  When after a robbery you're asked which one of three innocents did it will you say 'none' or point at one of the innocents ? On another note, the author specifically asked for feedback, so apparently I answered at least one of this questions.
  • jpwagner 17y ago
    his harmless survey is more akin to another psychology test than wrongfully accusing someone you know to be innocent...no idea why you even threw that reply in there.
    • jacquesm 17y ago
      Let me help you out here then, if you are given a multiple choice question where 'all' or even 'more', or 'none' could be valid answers but the test does not allow that and you are asked for feedback on the test you can choose to ignore the test (not answer the question) and just provide feedback. You used an analogy to make your point, I used an analogy to make mine.