Harvard. Buncha mow-rons.

 

Would have been funny if we were talking about "Animal House". Otherwise, was hoping you could add something meaningful to the discussion.

They had three different reasons as to why the answers came out the way they did. One of which seemed to state that the brain was tricked after they switched the blacks and whites to different sides. Trying to answer quickly when the brain was going off of memory of where the answers were at before. I think that is what got me. It made the most sense to me so I didn't really look at the others. This test can't be accurate though. Not a chance. Those Harvard guys have too much time on their hands.

 

I agree.

Harvard. Buncha mow-rons.

 

Wait...weren't we pro-Harvard just a couple of weeks ago?

Harvard. Buncha mow-rons.

 

You might be onto something.

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Wait...weren't we pro-Harvard just a couple of weeks ago?

I have no issue with Harvard, or their students. My issue is with the test itself, don'y really care where it came from. The test is ridiculous to say the least.

I have no issue with Harvard, or their students. My issue is with the test itself, don'y really care where it came from. The test is ridiculous to say the least.

 

My comment is a joke between me and mcpapa, which is why I quoted him.

Sounds about right.

Your Result[h=2]Your data suggest little to no automatic preference between Light Skin and Dark Skin.[/h]

I took the test also.

 

 

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My results: [h=2]Your data suggest a slight automatic preference for African American compared to European American.[/h]

My results: [h=2]Your data suggest a slight automatic preference for African American compared to European American.[/h]

 

Me too! My brother!!!

Just took it: slight automatic preference for European American over African American.

 

Unsurprising I suppose. It's an interesting experiment.