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== Example Questions and Topics ==

== Example Questions and Topics ==

# Do you resist admitting that some things taught to you in school are completely false, and even known to be false by some responsible for the material?

# Do you resist admitting the possibility that a conservative approach to education is far more effective for students than a liberal one?

# Have you ever admitted that something you accepted for over a decade is, in fact, completely false?

# Have you ever admitted that something you accepted for over a decade is, in fact, completely false?

# Do you resist the possibility that [[Hollywood values]] result in significant harm for those who believe in them, and to innocent bystanders?

# Do you resist the possibility that [[Hollywood values]] result in significant harm for those who believe in them, and to innocent bystanders?

# Do you think that it is possible that evolution did not occur?

# Do you think that it is possible that evolution did not occur?

# Do you think that is impossible for the power of 2 in Newtonian gravity, whereby the gravitational force is proportional to 1/r², to be more precise with an exponent that is slightly different from 2, such as a gravitational force proportional to 1/r^2.00000001?

# Do you think that is impossible for the power of 2 in Newtonian gravity, whereby the gravitational force is proportional to 1/r², to be more precise with an exponent that is slightly different from 2, such as a gravitational force proportional to 1/r^2.00000001?

A dozen such questions can be posed, and one's openmindedness can be scored based on how often they declare something to be impossible and thereby demonstrate a level of being "receptive" to ideas.

A dozen such questions can be posed, and one's openmindedness can be scored based on how often they declare something to be impossible and thereby demonstrate a level of being "receptive" to ideas.