same here.. pretty easy even if you don't actually "know" the answers.

 

86

 

^I love that one

 

Oh my god, that was the most useless "test" I've ever seen. Biased, axe-grinding questions backed by very debateable "answers." I can't believe I wasted my time taking it. "Free thinker" here too, btw...thanks for pointing it out to me.

 

if you mark all false, you get 85%.

 

Whoever created this is an idiot. He just needs to stop writing about the health-related topics, because almost everything he wrote is nonsense.

 

Uhh yah... Just a couple that are outright incorrect or fall heavily into subjective/partial truth category.

Monetary inflation, which saps the buying power of your dollars, is intentionally caused by the expansion of the money supply which is, in turn, controlled by the Federal Reserve. The net effect is a hidden tax on Americans' income and savings (a tax most people never notice). In an honest economy, the money supply would remain constant, and the annual inflation rate would be zero. Inflation is not natural, it's a manipulation that acts as hidden taxation.

FALSE. This so-called disease is entirely fictitious and has no measurable physiological basis whatsoever. Hyperactivity in children is actually caused primarily by poor nutritional habits (consumption of refined sugars and food coloring) and can be easily corrected in less than two weeks by taking children off all refined carbohydrates and food additives. The ADHD "disease" was invented to sell drugs and boost the power of the highly corrupt psychiatric community, which increasingly "discovers" fictitious diseases and treats them with mind-altering narcotics. To learn more, visit the Citizens Commission on Human Rights.

FALSE. Banks do not hold your money, they use your money as a reserve and then lend out ten times as much money to other customers. The entire U.S. banking system is a fractional reserve system, meaning only a fraction of your money is held in reserve. Banks are counting on the fact that only a small percentage of their customers will ever ask for their reserves on any given day. Most of the time, that assumption is entirely true, but when national currencies run into trouble and people demand their savings, this fractional reserve system magnifies both the single-bank risk and the systemic effect of bank runs.

FALSE. American history, as taught to American schoolchildren, is more a collection of lies and distortions than actual history. From Columbus to the Vietnam War, politically correct American history consistently paints Americans in a glorious light while ignoring shocking accounts of actual historical events. Read, "A People's History of the United States" by Howard Zinn to learn real, uncensored American history.

I'm sure theres others, just the ones that were glaringly obvious to me.

 

 

so are any of those answers really true, or are they more comspiracy theory type answers???
i want to believe