No Simple Choice: A selection of life questions to ponder
August 4, 2010 11:55 PM Subscribe
No Simple Choice: A selection of life questions to ponder
A selection of collected questions that present scenarios that will test your morals, values and/or goofiness. Behind every answer is an insight into the psyche of the person who has made the selection. Nosimplechoice compares your answers against the general public and give you an indication of how similar or different you are. Login to save and set your profile. You can add your own questions to be added into the cycle of questions for the website.
A book Ive always enjoyed was "The Book of Questions" which presented similar situations. These questions are thought provoking, but there shouldn't be a 'right' answer, but an answer that is right for the person. Probing without judging will give you a deeper insight into your peers minds and let you get to know each other better, and even find out a bit about yourself you may not have realized.
A selection of collected questions that present scenarios that will test your morals, values and/or goofiness. Behind every answer is an insight into the psyche of the person who has made the selection. Nosimplechoice compares your answers against the general public and give you an indication of how similar or different you are. Login to save and set your profile. You can add your own questions to be added into the cycle of questions for the website.
A book Ive always enjoyed was "The Book of Questions" which presented similar situations. These questions are thought provoking, but there shouldn't be a 'right' answer, but an answer that is right for the person. Probing without judging will give you a deeper insight into your peers minds and let you get to know each other better, and even find out a bit about yourself you may not have realized.
Having to scroll down each time to see the stats is annoying, especially with all that blank space to the right. Other than that, and the quality control issue, it was diverting enough for what it is.
posted by rollick at 5:31 PM on August 5, 2010
posted by rollick at 5:31 PM on August 5, 2010
My first question was thought-provoking. My second question makes no sense whatsoever "If you were stuck for the rest of your life on a desert isle the rest of your live, would you rather have sleep with an armless [OG] or sleep with an legless [OG]"
So yeah, let people contribute, but vet the questions first, or let people rank them, or at least let people SKIP the crappy ones.
posted by davejay at 10:51 PM on August 5, 2010
So yeah, let people contribute, but vet the questions first, or let people rank them, or at least let people SKIP the crappy ones.
posted by davejay at 10:51 PM on August 5, 2010
Skip seems to be a good option to implement. Vetting some of these questions may be a good idea too. Thanks for the feedback.
posted by edman at 12:48 AM on August 6, 2010
posted by edman at 12:48 AM on August 6, 2010
Behind every answer is an insight into the psyche of the person who has made the selection.
I'm not sure I agree with this. Just because the majority agrees or disagrees with an impossible question doesn't actually give insight to the psyche of a the person answering the questions. And I agree with davejay - a skip option would be great.
posted by patheral at 11:28 AM on August 6, 2010
I'm not sure I agree with this. Just because the majority agrees or disagrees with an impossible question doesn't actually give insight to the psyche of a the person answering the questions. And I agree with davejay - a skip option would be great.
posted by patheral at 11:28 AM on August 6, 2010
I agree that it's annoying having to scroll down to see the past answers to the question. It would also be good to see how many people had voted on the question before as well.
Overall, Nice idea for a site.
posted by kg at 3:22 PM on August 15, 2010
Overall, Nice idea for a site.
posted by kg at 3:22 PM on August 15, 2010
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Um, what? This is a neat idea but I think it badly needs some sort of voting system to rank questions so that unbelievable ones like this can get downranked and dropped.
posted by jzed at 6:00 AM on August 5, 2010 [2 favorites]