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**UriDepkeeks** · 10-25-2006, 02:22 PM

a lot of those questions were rather similar to eaxhother

basically im rather moral, but i dont care about my family, and look to the greater good?
and i know a bit about the law on acts and ommissions

It does not measure morality but rather makes a stab at determining how, in relation to what they consider average, you might "utilise[d] a noticeably smaller range of moral principles than average in order to make judgements about the scenarios presented in this test, and that you have tend[ed] to judge aspects of the acts and circumstances depicted here to be morally irrelevant that other people consider to be morally relevant."

In other words the "test" is pretty much meaningless.

10-25-2006, 02:22 PM	#3
UriDepkeeks Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 396 Senior Member	a lot of those questions were rather similar to eaxhother basically im rather moral, but i dont care about my family, and look to the greater good? and i know a bit about the law on acts and ommissions It does not measure morality but rather makes a stab at determining how, in relation to what they consider average, you might "utilise[d] a noticeably smaller range of moral principles than average in order to make judgements about the scenarios presented in this test, and that you have tend[ed] to judge aspects of the acts and circumstances depicted here to be morally irrelevant that other people consider to be morally relevant." In other words the "test" is pretty much meaningless.
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