Lonelygirl15

je_sais_cequisetrame wrote:

Lurker wrote:

je_sais_cequisetrame wrote:Woot, found a proxy, thank goodness. Probably good I got to take it again because I used the same e-mail I contacted them with before. (Still no e-mail though -- jerks!)

"Your score. You are 100 compatible with the Hymn of One."

Weee, merci. At last, damn it. I really hope the object isn't to get the lowest score, hehe.

Good job. What were your answers?

I used the multiple choice answers from http://lg15today.blogspot.com/

I answered truthfully on the first questions -- Female, 18-22, Buffalo -- New York.

My free response I just BSed, lol. I read they were irrelevant anyway so I tried to make them sound sort of real but also sort of silly and attempted to throw in some stuff that would be favourable if they really do read the free response.

"The last dream I had took place deep in the woods. I've always been an avid lover of nature and the outdoors, so I usually take hikes pretty often, but this was a part of the woods I'd not seen before. I was very confused and I felt overwhelmed by the trees closing in around me. For a while I ran, trying to find a path or a marker because I was running in the bare wilderness, when suddenly I came across a clearing in the woods.

Inside the clearing the light was shining down like a halo on the trees, and there was a rock in the middle with, strange as it may sound, a peanut butter sandwich resting on it. Calmly, I walked over, feeling well rested once more, sat down and just as I woke up took a bite of the sandwich."

"The most beautiful thing I've ever seen was the view outside of my airplane window once on an excursion to France where I was going to attend language school. Outside the morning light was just beginning to break and we flew over a large, snowy island with sharp peaks and valleys. The morning light shining off the peaks was gorgeous, as were the white crests of waves I could see breaking against the island. That was one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen."

"There are many things I can give to the Hymn of One and many things they can give to me. Most importantly, I am willing to give them anything and everything they may need or desire. I am willing to contribute my language, speaking, writing skills, and historical knowledge to the Hymn of One all in an effort to finally learn how to sing my own song.

The Hymn of One can grant me peace in my life's position and, even more importantly, a community of peers in which I can confide in and learn from."

trainer101 wrote:I scored a 7.5 so I guess I'm absolutely no use to the Hymn of One.

QtheC wrote:

trainer101 wrote:I scored a 7.5 so I guess I'm absolutely no use to the Hymn of One.

Can you document how you did that? I would be interested in the selections for a minimum compatibility score.

QtheC wrote:

trainer101 wrote:I scored a 7.5 so I guess I'm absolutely no use to the Hymn of One.

Can you document how you did that? I would be interested in the selections for a minimum compatibility score.

surrealisticpill wrote:...
my proxy program is running out of unique identities... here are my notes. for each trial, i set all of the answers to 3 except for the one i was testing. when you answer 3 for all, you score 55, so i tested them one by one to see how the score changed.

1.5 (meaning question 1, answered 5, all other answers set to 3) score 50
1.1 55
...
ETA: my answers score you a 95 which is rounded up to 99. the scores above are the actual scores, not the rounded scores. i don't know if you can get a 100. i'm done trying.

italk2cheerios wrote:i Got 100 percent compatible but the image showed me 99

irenedirks wrote:so but it actually says it's 95%

has anyone already reached 100 for real???