2003-11-03 17:02:45.545401+00 by Dan Lyke 14 comments
The Butterflies and Wheels Taboo quiz:
Your Moralising Quotient is: 0.03.
Your Interference Factor is: 0.00.
Your Universalising Factor is: 0.00.
And after y'all take the quiz you can tell me that I'm just wrong.
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comments in ascending chronological order (reverse):
#Comment Re: Taboo made: 2003-11-03 18:33:44.271768+00 by: meuon
Mine are 0.07, 0 and 0..
Are you wrong? Hmm.. I've been exposed to too many other cultures.
#Comment Re: Taboo made: 2003-11-03 21:22:34.649783+00 by: John Anderson
0.03, 0, and 0 as well.
#Comment Re: Taboo made: 2003-11-03 21:40:29.643604+00 by: markd
Maybe that's the barrier to entry for this community. 0.03, 0, 0 here as well. Chicken anyone?
#Comment Re: Taboo made: 2003-11-03 21:55:06.39474+00 by: Mars Saxman [edit history]
my numbers: 0, 0, -1.
Should I be proud of this?
#Comment Re: Taboo made: 2003-11-03 22:35:52.524691+00 by: Larry Burton
0.33, 0.0, 0.0
I guess I'm the judgemental one that figures if you, or even your entire culture, wants to burn in hell then who am I to stop you.
#Comment Re: Taboo made: 2003-11-03 22:50:09.651848+00 by: FnDragon
my numbers are 0,0,-1. I figure I fit into the "you can do whatever the heck you want if you aren't hurting anyone else" category.
#Comment Re: Taboo made: 2003-11-03 23:11:49.538733+00 by: ebradway
Another 0,0,-1...
The only 'issue' I had was that I really didn't want to watch the guy fuck his chicken. But that's just a matter of taste...
#Comment Re: Taboo made: 2003-11-04 02:35:43.786639+00 by: meuon
I didn't like the idea of eating the cooked chicken.. But what he did with it.. well..
#Comment Re: Taboo made: 2003-11-04 11:53:33.931129+00 by: pharm
Twins!
0.03, 0, 0.
Phil
#Comment Re: Taboo made: 2003-11-04 19:38:52.731311+00 by: Shawn
0 0 -1
"Fully permissive." My father in-law will feel so vindicated/irritated.
#Comment Re: Taboo made: 2003-11-04 20:40:42.463866+00 by: Mars Saxman
Indeed, ebradway... I wouldn't want to watch, but I'm sure as hell not going to obstruct his right to do it.
#Comment Re: Taboo made: 2003-11-06 12:49:03.298181+00 by: dc
0.1, 0, 1. (I think it's at least arguable that breaking a promise weakens one's respect for promises in general, and is therefore at least likely to harm others eventually; I have a perhaps overly high regard for the tradition of truth-telling. I don't believe that enough to want the state to interfere, but I would be uncomfortable with someone that I knew had a tendency to do it. Similarly, it would bother me to see someone cleaning the bathroom with bits of a flag, but that's mostly for primitive arational reasons, and I don't think it's morally wrong).
I can't figure out what I did that got me the "1" in Universalization, though!
#Comment Re: Taboo made: 2003-11-06 20:45:45.62715+00 by: TheSHAD0W
0.16, 0, and 1.
I have no problem with labeling the morals of a nation as "bad". That doesn't make me want to charge in and change them; it may affect whether I would ever visit the place or buy goods from there, but I would happily opine that it is stupid and bad.
#Comment Re: Taboo made: 2003-11-07 03:45:53.641982+00 by: Rose
.03, 0, and 0. I guess that's the kind of response that makes one comfortable around these parts! I thought it was "a little wrong" for the guy to break his deathbed promise, but I also think it was wrong of his mother to ask that of him (which wasn't a choice on the quiz).