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"alexy"
avoid falling into a well-set trap! I wouldn't call this a trap, it's simply a physics question that about 25% of the respondents picks "won't take off". Having gone through this once already in another group, the one thing that stands out in my mind is that intelligence seems to have nothing to do with how someone will answer. I have seen highly intelligent people insist that the airplane won't move and they are willing to robustly defend their position. I would be at a loss to explain the difference between the minds of both groups. Rick Durden's article suggests that those with engineering or math backgrounds tend to side with the "will take off" group. I haven't seen that correlation at all. Dallas |
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