86% female.

Of course, I knew it would tell me I was a woman. That's just the story of my life.

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This is not my empire.

86% female. I was surprised I was that girly.

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When they invent BookFace, I'm -there-.

Only 86%? You're like a bloody macho man compared to me.

It pegs an awful lot of us as 86% female.

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I am a delicate fucking flower. https://beacons.ai/jesskent

Damn... more hints that there are only three people here. But surely a fourth has joined the mix by now?

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I'm 86% likely to be female.

"Women are more likely to realize that clams are alive (89%) than men (only 87%)."

We are SO different.

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I'm 86% likely to be female.

"Women are more likely to realize that clams are alive (89%) than men (only 87%)."

We are SO different.

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But clams aren't living if they fall to their deaths or drown. I prefer falling clams!

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80% man.

20% "Not quite Human".

It picked me as a man... with 80% certainty, strangely enough. The funny thing is that it said it was 80% certain, but the graph it showed me placed me at the dead centre of the sample. *sniff sniff* Is that bullshit I can smell?

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Like I said earlier, it probably uses questions like "Do you carry stuff in your pockets?" , which is basically "Do you have a handbag?" to do the main judging, and then skews it using the other questions, given what other people have answered in the past. So if it has discovered that most women tend to think the monkey on the right will win, if someone selects the right hand monkey the next time their score will be weighted slightly towards the "woman" end.

well, I.....hey! Shut up, lemur.

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the monkey on the right was all angry looking
he's so ferocious he is leaping at the other monkey
the other monkey is a coward, he's clinging to his branch and another branch to be safe...
flying monkey wins

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"You'll have to speak up, I'm wearing a towel..." - homer

also, that one question about "which comes next"...
the one with squares and circles switching alternately, what's the right answer?
either you pick the square because you think the shapes is the right order, or you pick the diamond because of the not so obvious color progression...
red square, orange circle, yellow square, green circle, blue square, indigo circle...
ROYGBIV is the color spectrum of visible light...
so basically, they're saying that one of the sexes instinctively chooses purple because it's the next color in the spectrum...
is it men because we're so scientific, or girls because they spent their childhood hugging rainbo brite?

may the lynching begin!

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"You'll have to speak up, I'm wearing a towel..." - homer

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also, that one question about "which comes next"...
the one with squares and circles switching alternately, what's the right answer?

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my math tutor(she's female) tells me the guys have better "spacial perception", meaning that we recognize shapes and see 3-d images better and stuff.

I guess girls just like colors, i mean, they always are saying stuff like, "thats not off white, its eggshell!"

i wrote an article for my college's newspaper about the "thermodynamics of owning a penis", describing in excrutiating detail why it is necessary to lift the seat before peeing to avoid the little spots...
it recieved accolades from my peers, and random people i pointed to the artcle and said "mine" to.

my roommate attempted a corrolary that peeing standing up three times+ a day since birth gives men a greater sense of kinimatics, spatial reasoning, and physics.

the mind boggles

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"You'll have to speak up, I'm wearing a towel..." - homer

Men have better spatial perception to keep their asses alive in fight or flight. I can tell within an inch if I'm going to clear the bumper of another car when I'm pulling out of a parking space. This is why women are thought to be crap drivers despite the fact that they are ususally more safety minded: Most of them don't have the same sense of spatial perception. Also, most women think of themselves as being "In the car", whereas most men think of themselves as being "On the road". Women, as a rule, have a different sense of tactile space as well.

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I wanted my half in the middle and I wound up on the edge.

quote:

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also, that one question about "which comes next"...
the one with squares and circles switching alternately, what's the right answer?
either you pick the square because you think the shapes is the right order, or you pick the diamond because of the not so obvious color progression...
red square, orange circle, yellow square, green circle, blue square, indigo circle...
ROYGBIV is the color spectrum of visible light...
so basically, they're saying that one of the sexes instinctively chooses purple because it's the next color in the spectrum...
is it men because we're so scientific, or girls because they spent their childhood hugging rainbo brite?

may the lynching begin!

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That is also bullshit.

I grew up in NYC, where it is necessary to have a feel for the exact dimensions of your car if you want to find a parking space, or if you want to change lanes in bumper-to-bumper traffic. I am a more aggressive driver than my boyfriend, who grew up in Nebraska, but has been driving longer than I have. I'm also much better at parallel parking.

Perhaps it's because I don't buy into the gender crap enough to be intimidated by the things most women are brought up to believe they're supposed to be intimidated by.

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ObGenderJab:

We don't agree on the concept of "6 inches". That doesn't mean that men are right and women aren't.

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my gut instinct wanted to go with the right shape...
but the elitist schmuck of a nerd in me made me pick the geek answer

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"You'll have to speak up, I'm wearing a towel..." - homer

No. That is not bullshit. It is the result of several years of testing which displays a mean average. I said most. I did not say all. I did not say "you". Stop being so goddamned defensive. It's not supposed to be "intimidating". It's just a mean average of some results of testing men and women psychologically and physically.

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I wanted my half in the middle and I wound up on the edge.

86% male

That does seem to be a rather popular percentage.

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"There's no point in beating a dead horse ... except, of course, for the pure joy of it." - A. Whitney Brown

I'm only "goddamned defensive" because I spent 3 years in tech support overcoming the prejudices that people have against women doing anything that society thinks they can't do as well. I'm not saying that *you* are bullshit, I'm saying that the thinking is bullshit. Perhaps you should stop being so goddamned defensive, yourself.

Moreover, several years of testing can show that the sky is green, even without conscious manipulation by the scientists.

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I am a delicate fucking flower. https://beacons.ai/jesskent

"theoretical physics can prove that an elephant can hang over a cliff with his tail tied to a daisy..."

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"You'll have to speak up, I'm wearing a towel..." - homer