yeah. About six of the eight questions offered no selection that was in any way a meaningful answer for me. So apparently this matching algorithm it going to f

yeah. About six of the eight questions offered no selection that was in any way a meaningful answer for me. So apparently this matching algorithm it going to find that one in sixteen million person that randomly selected six out of eight answers the same, and completely agrees with me on two points. The point is that, like many polls, the questions are very leading, and take a distinctly biased approach. For example, the question about what to take away that would change who you are. The options are all very idealized, and sound like they come off a dating website (ok..., maybe that what this intends to be.) Almost none of the possible answers seem likely to be an answer in keeping with the "being honest" directive. If the question was more of "what is your idealized opinion of yourself" it might have a real answer.