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ataraxion2012-06-24 08:49 am
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As pointed out in a recent transmission, there are some individuals here who resemble one another. There are others whose worlds are similar to others', while others still have worlds that differ radically.
The following is a survey designed to attempt to determine whose worlds are most similar to whose. As a full disclaimer, I am not a trained sociologist/demographist, nor do I claim to be. My credentials extend no further than merely dabbling in disciplines related to those and having studied the science of writing the census briefly when I was younger. Nevertheless, I believe this may be a useful diagnostic tool.
I would encourage everyone who sees this to take a look at others' responses. If you see something familiar, please discuss with the other individual what that similarity is; from there, please try to determine just how similar/different your worlds are.
This is completely optional.
1. Name:
2. Age:
3. Profession:
4. What is the current year?
5. What you call your homeworld:
6. What you call your home country and city:
7. What you call your species:
8. Are there other sentient species in your place of origin? If so, what are they called?:
9. Does extraterrestrial life exist?:
10. Have people from your world landed on other planets?:
11. Have people from your world opened other dimensions?:
12. Are there people in your world who have "super-powers" - i.e., are they capable of feats of which other people would be completely incapable?:
13. Do you have such a "super-power"?:
14. Name some significant works of literature:
15. Name what you consider the most significant/cutting-edge technological invention of the past decade:
16. What activities do you engage in during your free time?:
17. Who is the greatest military/political leader of all time?:
18. What was the most devastating war of all time?:
19. The leader of your country is:
20. Name some of the greatest scientists in your history:
21. Name some of the greatest philosophers in your history:
22. Name some of the greatest statesmen in your history:
Agree or disagree with the following statements.
22. I trust in science above magic. Agree/disagree
23. I trust my government. Agree/disagree
24. Freedom is more important than security. Agree/disagree
25. Being brought aboard the Tranquility is the worst thing to happen to me. Agree/disagree
26. I wish to return home. Agree/disagree
27. I deserve a voice in what goes on aboard this ship. Agree/disagree
Thank you for your time.
The following is a survey designed to attempt to determine whose worlds are most similar to whose. As a full disclaimer, I am not a trained sociologist/demographist, nor do I claim to be. My credentials extend no further than merely dabbling in disciplines related to those and having studied the science of writing the census briefly when I was younger. Nevertheless, I believe this may be a useful diagnostic tool.
I would encourage everyone who sees this to take a look at others' responses. If you see something familiar, please discuss with the other individual what that similarity is; from there, please try to determine just how similar/different your worlds are.
This is completely optional.
1. Name:
2. Age:
3. Profession:
4. What is the current year?
5. What you call your homeworld:
6. What you call your home country and city:
7. What you call your species:
8. Are there other sentient species in your place of origin? If so, what are they called?:
9. Does extraterrestrial life exist?:
10. Have people from your world landed on other planets?:
11. Have people from your world opened other dimensions?:
12. Are there people in your world who have "super-powers" - i.e., are they capable of feats of which other people would be completely incapable?:
13. Do you have such a "super-power"?:
14. Name some significant works of literature:
15. Name what you consider the most significant/cutting-edge technological invention of the past decade:
16. What activities do you engage in during your free time?:
17. Who is the greatest military/political leader of all time?:
18. What was the most devastating war of all time?:
19. The leader of your country is:
20. Name some of the greatest scientists in your history:
21. Name some of the greatest philosophers in your history:
22. Name some of the greatest statesmen in your history:
Agree or disagree with the following statements.
22. I trust in science above magic. Agree/disagree
23. I trust my government. Agree/disagree
24. Freedom is more important than security. Agree/disagree
25. Being brought aboard the Tranquility is the worst thing to happen to me. Agree/disagree
26. I wish to return home. Agree/disagree
27. I deserve a voice in what goes on aboard this ship. Agree/disagree
Thank you for your time.
voice.
voice.
voice.
But with all due respect, I do not regret my own actions. Just as I cannot understand the system by which you punish your criminals, I feel that you do not understand the circumstances of where I am from, either.
voice.
voice.
... if you must think of me as a criminal, then so be it. I feel that this isn't a matter you would be easily swayed about.
voice.
voice.
[ sort of. ]
voice.
voice.
voice.
One becomes accustomed to it over time.
[Then, louder:]
I do appreciate you answering these questions for me with honesty.
voice.
[ pause. ]
If you ever feel like taking a break from 'not being nice,' I'm sure it would be quite refreshing. Not a permanent change -- just for a while.
voice.
What. Are you asking me to be "nice" to you?
voice.
It just seems very tiresome for you, is what I meant. Always having to be so strict.
voice.
If I cannot put up with it now, then how can I be expected to put up with it when I've progressed in my career?