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http://jump.dexigner.com/news/23656
My result: Abu Dhabi
Your Highest Priority Is : Sustainability
Your Lowest Priority Is : Lifestyle
Strange... anyone else want to give it a whirl?
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Urbanology - What is your Future City?
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mrsgeedeck
Castle of Lions
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It was an interesting series of questions, but definitely provided food for thought.
My results gave me Toronto with Innovation as my highest priority and health as my lowest.
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dru
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Walker said:
Answer 10 YES/NO questions to find out:http://jump.dexigner.com/news/23656
My result: Abu Dhabi
Your Highest Priority Is : Sustainability
Your Lowest Priority Is : LifestyleStrange... anyone else want to give it a whirl?
I had the same highest and lowest priority, so we must have been somewhat close. But instead of Abu Dhabi I was given Chicago.
The question sets also change, so I answered another 10 and got:
London
Transportation
WealthThis leads me to believe you'd have to play it several times and develop a composite answer.
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Walker
The KLD / Downtown
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berdawn
near that stretch of N. High Street in the Short North
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manticore33
Delaware, OH
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joshlapp said:
Did anyone else notice a picture of Cbus as their backdrop?I got Berlin
Highest Priority: Health
Lowest Priority: WealthYour City Is Most Similar To: Berlin
Your Highest Priority Is: Sustainability
Your Lowest Priority Is: HealthBerlin too! Makes since all five of my cars are German... Although three are 25+ years old project cars and I like to keep old things alive.
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Andrew Hall
Dennison Place (The Circles)
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I get innovation as my top preference on multiple rounds with Houston showing up twice.
Some of the questions are really stupid - a municipality can't over-ride state/federal law to set a lower minimum wage, for example.
I ran through a bunch of times because the percentages on the answers were actually the most interesting part.
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CheeseFoodie
Harrison West
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Hmm... got Chicago, high on lifestyle, low on innovation. Was sort of hoping for Toronto, just in case Bachmann or one of the other right-wingnuts becomes president, I'd be moving there anyway ;)
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rus
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CheeseFoodie said:
Hmm... got Chicago, high on lifestyle, low on innovation. Was sort of hoping for Toronto, just in case Bachmann or one of the other right-wingnuts becomes president, I'd be moving there anyway ;)Because they'd be so much worse than the Obamessiah.
I got Toronto on one go-through. Perhaps once the democants have completely reduced the US to third world shithole status from their corrupt bureaucratic regime we'll be neighbors.
;-)
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johnwirtz
Evanston, IL
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I couldn't get it to work with Internet Explorer, but did fine with Chrome. That was fun though. I got:
Mexico City
High Priority: Innovation
Low Priority: Lifestyleand
London
High Priority: Transportation
Low Priority: LifestyleIf you click on the "More Info" link at the end, it gives you more information about your choices. I think it reflected mine pretty accurately.
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Andrew Hall
Dennison Place (The Circles)
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I am just stunned that nearly 50% answered 'yes' to :
Will you introduce a law limiting the number of coffee shops belonging to one company within a certain radius?
While I get that some of these questions can reflect attitudes people have, it is rather prejudiced against anyone who would never propose an ordinance that has zero chance of being upheld by the courts.
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johnwirtz
Evanston, IL
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Andrew Hall said:
I am just stunned that nearly 50% answered 'yes' to :Will you introduce a law limiting the number of coffee shops belonging to one company within a certain radius?
While I get that some of these questions can reflect attitudes people have, it is rather prejudiced against anyone who would never propose an ordinance that has zero chance of being upheld by the courts.
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The courts in the US.
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