@systemstabilisatorin@fnordon.de
Post #923774
2026-04-03 06:27 UTC
Replies (7)
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@systemstabilisatorin@fnordon.de 2026-04-03 06:35
Bei den Erläuterungen zu solchen Tests geht es mir wie bei Horoskopen: Ich fühle mich total abgebildet. Es wäre mir halt vermutlich nur bei allen Philosoph:innen so gegangen. "... Kant's categorical imperative is basically this: act only according to principles you would want universalized. You live by this, probably without having read Kant, because you have absorbed it through some combination of upbringing, temperament, and the fact that it is simply correct. ..."
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@Pterry@fnordon.de 2026-04-03 06:55
@systemstabilisatorin bin offenbar autistisch (aber ich konnte bei manchen Fragen auch sehen, welche Antwort ich für welches Ergebnis anklicken muss)
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@feministmom@eldritch.cafe 2026-04-03 07:27
@systemstabilisatorin Hübscher Test! 😊 Ich bin 36% German, 31% Autistic und damit im Ergebnis: "Neither, Somehow" Der vierte und letzte Absatz meiner Ergebnisbeschreibung lautet: "You probably ended up here through social media, which means someone you follow scored either Both or German. They sent it to you as a question or a joke. You are their control group."
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@Tarantulla@mastodon.social 2026-04-03 07:52
@systemstabilisatorin @UlrikeHeiss @Klugscheisser "I took the German or Autistic diagnostic. Results: probably autistic. Wittgenstein would have gotten the same result" I love Wittgenstein.Read him a lot:-)
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@virbonus@sueden.social 2026-04-03 10:06
@systemstabilisatorin @Klugscheisser Das verblüfft mich jetzt wirklich. Hätte mindestens "German" erwartet, eher beides. "I took the German or Autistic diagnostic and scored Neither. I am apparently the control group. https://german.millermanschool.com/"
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@carl@chaos.social 2026-04-03 12:12
@systemstabilisatorin this is mean on several levels @Klugscheisser
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@MartinaBrandl@mastodon.social 2026-04-03 17:31
@systemstabilisatorin @Klugscheisser I took it too. Result: Both. (They call it the Wittgenstein result although he was Austrian. 🧐) I don't know whether I should be proud or concerned.