QUESTIONS
1. What’s the one thing you’ve done that you’d like to erase?
2. Do you know the eye color of each of your family members?
ANSWERS By: Austin Smith
1. Quite a few things thinking about it, I can’t think right now of when I most embarrassed myself. I might have to go with the last time I moderately embarrassed myself.
2. No, I have almost no idea what they are. I pay little attention to the properties of things beyond their place.
QUESTIONS
1. Would you travel to space if you could?
2. Have you ever been teased at school?
ANSWERS By: Austin Smith
1. No, if I could pass that opportunity on to someone else I would though.
2. Yes, plenty.
QUESTIONS
1. If you could visit any place on earth for one week where would you go?
2. Would you rather be an only child or have 10 siblings?
ANSWERS By: Austin Smith
1. I wouldn’t, I really don’t like traveling, and I don’t care about what place in the world I see. I know I’m in the minority there, so if I could give that opportunity to someone else I would.
2. That’s a really hard one. And would depend on whether the income of my family rose to match the increased demand. If that were the case, and my siblings were respectful of my things, I might prefer the latter. But if either of those things weren’t the case, I wouldn’t.
QUESTIONS
1. Do you learn more when you win or when you lose?
2. If you had three wishes what would they be?
ANSWERS By: Austin Smith
1. You learn by doing, being in a win or lose scenario makes you learn. If the game is fixed so you either win or lose you learn nothing. But if the game is fair, you learn by playing.
2. The first would be infinite wishes, and then whatever suited me at the time after that.
QUESTIONS
1. What personality trait has gotten you in the most trouble?
2. Do you prefer to play outside or inside?
ANSWERS By: Austin Smith
1. My complete and utter inability to read the social context of the situation around me
2. The massive stints of me just sitting in my apartment should testify to which one I might prefer. But in reality I like to work, and I can’t work outside.