Ten questions about your actual life, then a few that only look like questions. One verdict at the end. About four minutes. Answer like yourself, not like your best self. This page can tell the difference. That is the whole verdict. No paragraph will soften the two words. What this page can do is more interesting. It watched how you answered, not just what you answered. Three things it saw: If one of those landed somewhere tender, that flinch is the actual result. Take it from here.Should you get a PhD?
Three facts first. All boring, all well-replicated:
Not ready.
One second.
You are about to save an algorithmic verdict on your life direction. Confirm?
Fair enough. Tell us exactly where this assessment went wrong.
At least 30 characters. You have 0.
The honest result.
This verdict was never computed. It was always ‘not ready.’ The questionnaire measured whether you would let a webpage decide your life.
Whether you are actually ready is not a quiz’s call. Only your specific plan is.
What you told it
How you moved
Keystroke timing is downweighted here because you are on a touchscreen. Thumbs lie differently than keyboards.
Where to next
Survive the committee – the mock defense that wants you to fail.
The framework behind this quiz – the version with no tricks.
Your plan, your call. Go make it a good one.