what, you don't like competitive facial hair? fine!
how about a fascinating look at the 20th century's most interesting forger:
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/05/28/opinion/28kristof.html?ref=opinion
it's not mentioned in this first piece in a series, but some of this guy's paintings were considered among the most intersting of Vermeer's work.
That appears to be a quiz about whether you are liberal or conservative--didn't see anything about forgery.
Also, I am apparently very conservative. EDIT: and score much higher on the "purity" scale than most conservatives.
Wow. These quizzes on the Your Morals website are second only to Facebook quizzes in how little sense they make.
"Tell us how relevant each of these things is to determining right and wrong."
--"Whether or not someone is good at math."
WTF? Well, OK, that's only a single question, maybe...
"Agree or disagree: Justice is the most important requirement for a society."
...I... er... but... "Society" is really just interchangeable with "culture" or "civilization" in the way that they're using it, and all that refers to is that a group of humans has found a way to cope with one another beyond the tribal/familial mindset. And justice is a completely arbitrary concept defined by a society. So... I... er... dumb.
"It is better to do good than to do bad."
On a purely semantic-based level this is correct. Anything beyond that oversimplifies everything.
Disgust Test:
"I would rather eat fruit than a piece of paper. Agree/Disagree?"
... I.. er... what.
Dumb. Dumb dumb dumb. Then again, what did I expect from a site like this?
