Dunno what this thing is, but I took it:
Advanced Global Personality Test Results
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Personality Test by SimilarMinds.com
On the version of the Eysenck questionnaire here, I am "phlegmatic": emotionally stable and introverted. It says my psychoticism (psychopathy) is right in the middle. I care about me, but also about you. I guess they cancel out, and I don't care.
On any political test you give me, I'll come out as some kind of leftish libertarian.
My Erdos number is 4 (via a paper published with Christof Koch, whose E# is 3).
I've taken Simon Baron-Cohen's tests twice, as posted on Glenn Rowe's site (broken lately), and my scores were:
systematizing | 60 | 65 | |||||||
empathy | 16 | 19 | |||||||
eyes | 21 | 23 | |||||||
AS | 38 | 36 |
That's pretty consistent, 2 years apart. On each scale I am a SD or two out on the AS side (the tests are supposed to measure aspects related to autism spectrum 'disorders').
[That was a few years ago; just came across the test again (Feb.2019): https://aspietests.org/aq/questions.php, took it, and scored 23.0 on what I think is the same measure, which is square in the middle of the 'neurotypical' distribution - so something has changed, I am guessing the test norm has improved because I don't feel like a different person from 5+ years ago, really..]
On the Big 5 inventory (again online), I'm not too abnormal on most scales; more open than normal, a bit less conscientious; much less extroverted; normally agreeable and neurotic.
I am off the scale on any ADD test you would like to give me.
Through primary and secondary school I took IQ tests three times. I don't remember the separate scores, but I think (in order) the totals/averages were 141, 138, and 153. So we'll say I'm in the 140s.
Finally, I took ACT, SAT, and GRE tests at one point or another. I had a total score of 32 on the ACT (I think), 640/640 math/verbal on the SAT (pretty sure of that) and 800/660 math/verbal on the GRE. It is customary for me to note I didn't study a whit for any of those. Used to be a point of pride, and only now - too late, too late - I realize it's shameful. Oh well.
High school, college, and graduate school GPAs were under 3.0, about 3.0, and just over 3.0, in that order. I'm getting better! I might just make the honor roll in whatever comes after grad school.
So there's a bunch of tests that are supposed to tell you something about me. Process as you like, Great Google in the Cloud.
Hahaha, getting better and better!
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