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How rational are you really? Take the test
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RE: How rational are you really? Take the test
Rationalist
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Rationalists are excellent reasoners in all respects. They can cogently evaluate others' reasoning as well as their own whenever they choose to. They can also think fluidly about facts and figures, and they can evaluate and plan for the future with aplomb. They're rarely susceptible to the cognitive foibles that trip up others. When they apply themselves, Rationalists can master most cognitive tasks. Approximately 9% of the populace are Rationalists.
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You are Reflective: You dislike jumping to conclusions quickly. You’re adept at reflecting on your own thoughts. When it looks like your intuitions might be leading you astray, you don’t have a problem overriding them — instead, you take the time to re-evaluate the situation and figure out the wisest course of action.
You are Quantitative: You’re good at working with numbers. Not in a schoolbook way, necessarily — you’re adept at putting this skill to use while solving problems in all manner of real-world situations.
You are Prepared: You tend to think clearly and comprehensively about the future. This makes you an excellent planner; you’re usually well prepared when you begin a new project, and you’re rarely caught by surprise.
You are Skeptical: You treat new information and ideas with caution and skepticism. Spurious arguments rarely fool or confuse you, and your beliefs are based on foundations of hard logic. You possess a fine-tuned BS detector.

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You racked up 78.95% of the highest possible rationality score!
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You scored better than 95% of past users!


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From a later page:

Your quantitative reasoning score: 72.22%
Your future-based reasoning score: 93.75%
Your evidence evaluation score: 75%
Your cognitive awareness score: 81.25%


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This quiz also assessed your abilities across 7 specific reasoning skills. You were found to be especially strong at 3 of them, in the average range at 4 of them, and on the weaker side in 0 of them.


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Obviously, the test is flawed!  Why else would I not score 100%? Wink

"A wise man ... proportions his belief to the evidence."
— David Hume, An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding, Section X, Part I.
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RE: How rational are you really? Take the test - by Pyrrho - July 6, 2015 at 2:32 pm
How rational are you really? Take the test - by KUSA - July 6, 2015 at 11:38 pm

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