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→‎Example Questions and Topics: Do you deny that the imposition of socialism and same-sex marriage on a nation could harm its competitiveness at international events like the Olympics?

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# 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 deny that some widely required theories of science may actually impede the progress of science?

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# Do you deny that the imposition of socialism and same-sex marriage on a nation could harm its competitiveness at international events like the Olympics?

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~~A dozen or so of the~~ above questions can be asked, and one's closed-mindedness can be scored based on how often they answered "yes" above. Answering more than half as "yes" reflects acute closed-mindedness.

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The above questions can be asked, and one's closed-mindedness can be scored based on how often they answered "yes" above. Answering more than half as "yes" reflects acute closed-mindedness.

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