I think most of my answers were the same as last year, although I think my estimates have improved a little, and my hours of internet have gone down, both of which I like.
Many of the questions are considerably cleaned up—much thanks to Yvain and everyone else who helped. It’s very good it has sensible responses for gender. And IIRC, the “family’s religious background” was tidied up a bit. I wonder if anyone can answer “atheist” as religious background? I hesitated over the response, since the last religious observance I know of for sure was G being brought up catholic, but I honestly think living in a protestant (or at least, anglican) culture is a bigger influence on my parents cultural background, so I answered like that.
I have no idea what’s going to happen in the raffle. I answered “cooperate” because I want to encourage cooperating in as many situations as possible, and don’t really care about a slightly-increased chance of < $60.
I could and did answer atheist as background. My parents are both inspoken* nonbelievers, though they attended a Unitarian Universalist church for two years when their kids (me included) were young, for the express purpose (explained well after the fact) of exposing us to religion and allowing us to make our own choices.
I took the survey.
I think most of my answers were the same as last year, although I think my estimates have improved a little, and my hours of internet have gone down, both of which I like.
Many of the questions are considerably cleaned up—much thanks to Yvain and everyone else who helped. It’s very good it has sensible responses for gender. And IIRC, the “family’s religious background” was tidied up a bit. I wonder if anyone can answer “atheist” as religious background? I hesitated over the response, since the last religious observance I know of for sure was G being brought up catholic, but I honestly think living in a protestant (or at least, anglican) culture is a bigger influence on my parents cultural background, so I answered like that.
I have no idea what’s going to happen in the raffle. I answered “cooperate” because I want to encourage cooperating in as many situations as possible, and don’t really care about a slightly-increased chance of < $60.
I could and did answer atheist as background. My parents are both inspoken* nonbelievers, though they attended a Unitarian Universalist church for two years when their kids (me included) were young, for the express purpose (explained well after the fact) of exposing us to religion and allowing us to make our own choices.
*The opposite of outspoken.