Do you live in a bubble?

I scored a 33.

There exists a new upper class that’s completely disconnected from the average American and American culture at large, argues Charles Murray, a libertarian political scientist and author.

Take this 25-question quiz, based on a similar one published in Murray’s 2012 book, “Coming Apart: The State of White America 1960-2010,” to find out just how thick your bubble is.


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Here is a sample question:

Have you ever lived for at least a year in an American neighborhood in which the majority of your 50 nearest neighbors did not have college degrees?

Make your judgment with regard to your neighborhood, not your ZIP code. Answer “no” if you are thinking of a gentrifying neighborhood in which you were one of the gentrifiers.


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i scored a 59.

So cute
 

Fascinating. I scored a 41.

You got 68 points.

The higher your score, the thinner your bubble. The lower, the more insulated you might be from mainstream American culture.

See below for scores Charles Murray would expect you to get based on the following descriptions.

48–99: A lifelong resident of a working-class neighborhood with average television and movie going habits. Typical: 77.

I am not surprised!!! :)

Life <3
 

Shout out!
 

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Someone believed this to be a great donation, then this happened.



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Nellie Lutcher
 

This is a Fennec Hare. It looks like a kitty bunny...
 

Augusta Savage
 

Places to stay for any cat budgets.


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Emily Remler
 

Fox Noise 'panel' debate whether math should be offered in school.

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*Algebra is learning about logic and rules, also strategy. Performing Algebra evolves a younger brain to mature into an adult brain capable of critical thinking. So, I absolutely disagree with anyone who says Algebra is no longer needed!.

Why teach Literature?

Why teach Sports?

Why learn an instrument?

We are introduced to these things in order to grow up, mature and be a more well-rounded person. A dumbing down of society means a more pliable society, easier to guide them towards your ideology. Reading Beowulf didn't have much relevance in my life, but it taught culture and language. One can converse with so many more people you meet in life, have that confidence on numerous topics.


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