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You Are 32% Evil |
![]() A bit of evil lurks in your heart, but you hide it well. In some ways, you are the most dangerous kind of evil. |
It is worth noting that I did not check the box next to corrupting a minor. I only teach philosophy to those who can render proper consent.
A bit less evil than I expected, but perhaps on the high side for someone who "does ethics" and doesn't eat meat.
(Yes, I know Hitler was a vegetarian. Move along.)
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I came out at 14% evil. I must not be having as much fun as some...
I think the test is calibrated wrong. I only got a 44.
I concur with Uncle Fishy. My score of 52% was dismal.
But Beth - 14%?! That's shameful!
I got 30%. I would have scored higher, I swear, if more of the questions asked about fun-evil rather than evil-evil.
46% seems rather low considering I've attended law school.