Challenge #9 - Questions and answers

[Emily]

1) How many people said they wanted to be "Evil"? 50%
2) How many people, when asked if they would want to live in the Star Trek or Dr. Seuss universe, said "neither"? 19%
3) How many people who said they'd be "deceptive masterminds" also said they'd want to be "Good"? 50%
4) How many people said they'd rather be deaf than Amish? 23%
5) How many people said that lying was dishonorable? 27%
6) How many people listed being "likable" as their greatest strength? 27%
7) How many people said they would take someone who was easier to beat in the finals over their ally? 50%
8) How many people who chose "Justin Bieber" also say that the social aspect is the most important when voting as a juror? 21%
9) How many people responded with a variation of "what the fuck" when presented the Amish/Deaf question? 27%
10) How many people said they'd rather have the HII and everyone know about it than not have it at all? 57%
11) How many people chose the "deceptive UTR" strategy? 27%

Duel points:
1. 0
2. 1
3. 3
4. 3
5. 3
6. 6
7. 10
8. 11
9. 11
10. 5
11. 0

[Emily]

Post for self

Beth Windsor (16:31:30): 1) Which strategy do you plan to follow most closely? (choose one, not a mix of two): Deceptive mastermind, deceptive under-the-radar, honest strategist, honest under-the-radar, or competitive.
DanielDCNL (16:32:38): competitive
Beth Windsor (16:33:14): 2) What do you find to be your greatest strength (one word only)?
DanielDCNL (16:35:13): nonlivecomps
Beth Windsor (16:36:46): 3) What do you find to be your greatest weakness (one word only)?
DanielDCNL (16:37:46): timedifference
Beth Windsor (16:38:13): 4) How do you plan to adapt to the many twists of the game (max 4 sentences)?
DanielDCNL (16:43:03): By being social, make connections with people so they won't feel like screwing me over when there's a twist. Other than that it's hard to plan ahead without knowing the actual twists.
Beth Windsor (16:43:41): 5) Do you think that, as a juror, someone's social game should be the most important factor (Yes/no + explanation)?
DanielDCNL (16:46:19): No, strategic game is more important. I do value social game and always let that be a factor, but I feel like key moves and smart strategic decisions, making the best of the cards that you're dealt with, are a little more important.
Beth Windsor (16:46:33): 6) Would you rather: Be considered the best player of the game and get voted out before the finals OR be considered an awful, lucky player and win?
DanielDCNL (16:47:34): be considered the best player of the game and get voted out before the finals, definitely
Beth Windsor (16:47:46): 7) Would you rather: Not have the HII OR have the HII but everyone knows you have it?
DanielDCNL (16:49:51): Not have the HII
Beth Windsor (16:50:14): 8) Would you rather: Be deaf or be Amish?
DanielDCNL (16:52:30): lolll Amish
Beth Windsor (16:52:53): 9) Would you rather: Be the strongest competitor of the team and have a guaranteed spot at the merge OR not be the strongest competitor and have a harder time making the merge?
DanielDCNL (16:53:21): strongest competitor + guaranteed spot (duh?)
Beth Windsor (16:53:29): 10) Do you think lying is something that is dishonorable in a game like this? (Yes/No + Explanation)
DanielDCNL (16:54:29): No, in a game like this you need something that is called alliances. Those are meant to be kept a secret, and in order to keep such secrets, you need to lie constantly.
Beth Windsor (16:54:44): 11) Justin Beiber or Rebecca Black?
DanielDCNL (16:54:50): Bieber
Beth Windsor (16:55:15): 12) Would you rather: Live in the Star Trek universe or Dr. Seuss universe?
DanielDCNL (16:55:33): Star Trek, idk what that other thing is
Beth Windsor (16:55:46): 13) Would you rather: Take someone to the finals whom you despise but you know you can beat OR take your closest ally who you will probably lose against?
DanielDCNL (16:55:59): closest ally
Beth Windsor (16:56:10): 14) Do you want to be Good or Evil?
DanielDCNL (16:56:16): good