About as nerdy as I thought
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It's quite interesting, most of the ScienceBloggers have tried it. Pointers to many of them here.
September 7, 2006
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2 comments:
John, either you're a slacker or there's something wrong with this test, since I managed to score 93, "Supreme Nerd".
David, yes, I think I'm becoming a slacker. I would be interesting to see where our answers differed.
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