The question for this week comes from the psychological exam I took during my three day interview with the NSA. At one point they put me in a room for a few hours and asked me countless questions to determine my profile. It was enlightening to say the very least. The questions were in a format such that I was supposed to answer true/false about myself. For example, there would be a question that would ask “I like fire” and I would then fill in the circle for either true or false.
So, besides the fact that I like fire, and that I always wanted to be an actor, there was one other question that always stood out. To be honest, I think I laughed when I read it the first time:
“I know who is responsible.”
So, that is the question today for you. Do you know who is responsible?
I think I took that same test or a very similar one for a job in law enforcement when I was younger and there were some strange questions, the order of the questions was sometimes strange as well..
Yeah, that’s a standard psych profile exam. The order of the questions and your answer to them based on their relation to the order of the other questions is more important than your actual answers. I took one of those a while back as well – very entertaining when you look at it from an analytical perspective. Especially when you notice the patterns in the questions emerging while you take the exam.
Yes, the .NET guys are responsible for the screw ups… I’m only responsible for the good things. 😉
HA! Yes, I know who’s responsible. It’s Carrot Top. That red-headed bastard…
I’m responsible, even when I’m not responsible. Just ask my wife.