A Personal Blog
I'm Normal
Good to know, eh?
Blogger personality test. Taken after reading how someone hates weblogs. Found from Jeremy Z’s linkblog.
Because I was kind of all paranoid for a second. Especially after I read that:
Most weblog authors either think they have something important to say (self-centered and egotistical authors); or believe that they have an audience that cares what they think (delusional and irrational authors.) What can be plainly seen is that most weblog authors need something to push them back into the real world from the self-centered and delusional world they have created for themselves.
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about 8 years ago
Same here, completely normal;
Congratulations! You’re a totally normal person.
If you had a weblog, it’d probably be a great one!
Why are you even taking this survey? You’re obviously completely normal. You probably look on weblogs with the same disdain shown by all people of your elite personal perfection, however, if you do like weblogs, I’m sure you have a damned good reason. Kudos to you for retaining some measure of sanity in this mixed-up, shook-up, fucked-up world. We thank you for taking time out of your busy normal life to look this survey over.
about 8 years ago
Interesting. I always thought of my weblog as a medium of exchange to help me cement and solidify my thoughts on business and economics. That is why I like comments and criticism. I wouldn’t blog if I knew anyone personally who was even remotely interested in this stuff, but since most people don’t care about business (particularly strategy), the Internet is the best way for me to find people who do.