The Sociopath Test

Had to share it!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NgZGuasi1q0

I'm in trouble. I got the "red" part but not the "hammer".

I missed it too. I guessed green hammer.

Blue mallet, close enough ?

Banned banned banned

Black hammer close enough?

green screwdriver :eek:

Would be scarey if only the postman gets it right!

red pliers. am I half nutz?

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Originally Posted by taterjuice

Blue mallet, close enough ?

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+1 for Blue mallet

black wrench

but when I stop to think about it, black isn't technically a color, so I must be way out there.

I cant be the only one who got it right

I didn't bother to think of a color and tool. I just stared blankly at the monitor.

It's not loading on my computer - is it still up?

I know a sociopath test - it goes like this -

A young, single woman attends her sister's wedding and meets an attractive single man at the reception.
At the close of festivities, she realizes that she didn't catch his name or get his number and he is nowhere to be found. None
of the other guests seem to know his identity.
When her newly married sister returns from her honeymoon, the young, single woman murders her.
Why?

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Originally Posted by admin

I cant be the only one who got it right

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Nope. You're not the only one...

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Originally Posted by Scrapette

It's not loading on my computer - is it still up?

I know a sociopath test - it goes like this -

A young, single woman attends her sister's wedding and meets an attractive single man at the reception.
At the close of festivities, she realizes that she didn't catch his name or get his number and he is nowhere to be found. None
of the other guests seem to know his identity.
When her newly married sister returns from her honeymoon, the young, single woman murders her.
Why?

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Because she was a sociopath?

I got it right on the retest...If you need me I will be out in the yard chasing squirrels.

Ha, ha,ha.

Indeed she was - by why did she do it - what was her motivation? Besides being the embodiment of evil that is.
If you can't answer that then maybe you don't think like a sociopath.

No takers for my test? I'm beginning to think that no one on this forum is a sociopath.

if he came to the wedding he might attend the funeral

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Originally Posted by huggybear

if he came to the wedding he might attend the funeral

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Ding, ding, ding, we have a sociopath among us! lol

I'll take famous losers for 500 please

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Originally Posted by huggybear

if he came to the wedding he might attend the funeral

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Yes - you win the grand prize of absolutely nothing!

I hope you've heard this one before - because if you got the answer on your own and you don't hunt or study sociopaths I'm going to be worried! lol.

Not to argue, but what is said at the end of the video just simply isn't true.

The test is used, and ones very similar, to test how susceptible a person is to being programed by certain types of mental stimulation.

I know this because I have studied psychology for years, I hold a Masters in Psychology. The test itself is proof you can be programed, but has nothing to do with being a psychopath or sociopath, the two are also very different, one test would not be able to test for both, and it takes far more observation to identify a sociopath or psychopath.

Scott

Got it.....see my wife is wrong i am not crazy.

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Originally Posted by NobleMetalWorks

Not to argue, but what is said at the end of the video just simply isn't true.

The test is used, and ones very similar, to test how susceptible a person is to being programed by certain types of mental stimulation.

I know this because I have studied psychology for years, I hold a Masters in Psychology. The test itself is proof you can be programed, but has nothing to do with being a psychopath or sociopath, the two are also very different, one test would not be able to test for both, and it takes far more observation to identify a sociopath or psychopath.

Scott

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I don't think it was meant as a diagnostic tool. Just one of those fun things that are out there.

Answering the wedding question correctly may also qualify you as a certified Mensa genius... :p

Maybe the single man she met was the groom for the wedding. No, that couldn't be right because he was still single at the reception.

Maybe she's just mad because her sister got a man and she didn't. I don't know, I can't figure it out, I'm beginning to get light headed.

I think there needs to be an Executive Order banning sociopath testing....

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Originally Posted by Pnutfarmer

Maybe the single man she met was the groom for the wedding. No, that couldn't be right because he was still single at the reception.

Maybe she's just mad because her sister got a man and she didn't. I don't know, I can't figure it out, I'm beginning to get light headed.

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What are you saying? Can't you see they already got the answer? (Oh, ok, I didn't see that, I just couldn't figure it out and was distressed.) Next time remember to hit your refresh button before posting a rely ok? (ok)

red hammer couldn't believe it thats crazy

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Originally Posted by SuperDave

red hammer couldn't believe it thats crazy

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What is even crazier is that they are currently using this exact psychology in commercials. By using different numbers, colors, faces of certain stars, etc, advertisers are able to program your brain in a very similar fashion to what a lot of people call subliminal advertising, which was banned of course. It's different enough not to be called that.

Now if we could just use that method to program government instead of ad agencies programing people to become sheaple, we might be able to turn things around.

Scott

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Originally Posted by NobleMetalWorks

What is even crazier is that they are currently using this exact psychology in commercials. By using different numbers, colors, faces of certain stars, etc, advertisers are able to program your brain in a very similar fashion to what a lot of people call subliminal advertising, which was banned of course. It's different enough not to be called that.

Now if we could just use that method to program government instead of ad agencies programing people to become sheaple, we might be able to turn things around.

Scott

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Scott, dude, I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but it's the other way around. The government is programming YOU. (Please note the lack of a smiley face at the end of this post.). :-(

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green screwdriver :eek:

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Green screwdriver also

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Originally Posted by Scrapette

It's not loading on my computer - is it still up?

I know a sociopath test - it goes like this -

A young, single woman attends her sister's wedding and meets an attractive single man at the reception.
At the close of festivities, she realizes that she didn't catch his name or get his number and he is nowhere to be found. None
of the other guests seem to know his identity.
When her newly married sister returns from her honeymoon, the young, single woman murders her.
Why?

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I don't think this is necessarily a good test. From what I understand, sociopathy is more of a behavioral disorder and not necessarily an ability to make a brilliant deduction. But I'm not a shrink, so I can't be so sure.

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Scott, dude, I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but it's the other way around. The government is programming YOU. (Please note the lack of a smiley face at the end of this post.). :-(

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Personally, I think it's far more insidious than the Government programing us. I believe it's the Military Industrial Corporate Congressional Complex. When you start looking around and realize how many people that used to be employed by Monstanto:

Prior to being the Supreme Court Judge who put GW Bush in office,Clarence Thomas was Monsanto's lawyer.

The U.S. Secretary of Agriculture (Anne Veneman) was on the Board of Directors of Monsanto's Calgene Corporation.

The Secretary of Defense (Donald Rumsfeld) was on the Board of Directors of Monsanto's Searle pharmaceuticals.

The U.S. Secretary of Health, Tommy Thompson, received $50,000 in donations from Monsanto during his winning campaign for Wisconsin's governor.

The two congressmen receiving the most donations from Monsanto during the last election were Larry Combest (Chairman of the House Agricultural Committee) and Attorney General John Ashcroft. (Source: Dairy Education Board)

Here is a more extensive list:

The Amazing Revolving Door - Monsanto, FDA And EPA

Point being, our politicians are not controlling us, but rather being controlled by corporate entities. And the problem with that, specifically, is that corporations are not morally obligated to do the right thing, not for you, not for me, not for humanity, the environment, the world, etc. They are only morally obligated to their stock holders, and only obligated to increase their profit margin every quarter.

Sure our government passes laws we don't like that take away rights we used to have, in fact anytime a law is passed we are not being given a right, we are having a freedom taken away. But it's really the multinational banking institutions and corporations that are really pulling the puppets strings of government public servants, they should really be called corporate servants.

I went back to college to finish up my degrees in Philosophy and Political Science, even though I only have a few more courses to finish up Poly Sci, I only completed Philosophy. I was so disgusted when I started really learning what our government was all about, that I didn't want to have a degree attached to my name that had anything to do with government. But even still, corporations and banking institutions are truly the real evil.

Scott

Darn, blue screw driver... Oh well, off to the nut house for me...

Salty bicycle

I guess I really messed it up! :)

Before it showed the red hammer, I was asking myself "now why in the world did I just say red hammer?" And then a red hammer appeared... That freaked me out. It's like someone was in my head!!!! I need my tinfoil helmet. I'll show this to my wife when she wakes up. But I already know she's psycho so I'm not sure what I'll gain from that. :)

Well, I said yellow mall. Only because it is one of my most favorite tools tho. Got it as a gift Christmas before last. But getting half the test kinda sorta half right is NOT the reason I am %100 crazy! Hahahahah

As for the wedding question, I think I know those people.....;)