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If you enter youtube in the URL part you get Nietzsche...

I entered a little english poem I scribbled once it tolde me I was 9% Lewis Caroll, but that there's not enough text.
I entered with it a second longer poem it said I was 13% Lewis Caroll, but still not enough text.
Then I entered my french essay homework, I got 41% Da Vinci.

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Originally Posted by gunnels (Post 744749)

If you enter youtube in the URL part you get Nietzsche...

I did that and got Oscar Wilde. Again.

Seems this quiz isn't the most reliable

I entered a eulogy written by Ernest Hemingway and got Frank Baum!

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Originally Posted by NumberNineDream (Post 744781)

Hahaha. Stay with Da Vinci.

I wrote 'Cunt off you pretentious arse pikey' and it said I was Charlotte Bronte

Oscar Wilde apparently, which is funny because I wrote "up the arse" in the box.

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Originally Posted by boo boo (Post 744615)

I typed in one of my profanity filled rants about feminists and got Frank Baum.

I don't think this thing is very accurate. :laughing:

I found it was very single word specific....so that's very strange.

....I copied and pasted a blurb about anal sex and got frank baum...kinky.

It was 4 am and I was honestly quite stoned, wrote this....

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I think life is an incredible thing. I understand that's an incredibly cliché thing to say in a lot of ways, but the simple experience of experiencing life itself is an incredibly profound, powerful, and moving experience (if you let it be). Everything has an infinite amount of depth and significance if you allow it to shine it's inner light. Everything is forever, and yet forever lasts only a moment. How paradoxical. I think too many of us simply pass it by though, because we have "lives," to lead; lives that disregard the matter of life itself. I find it so incredibly odd that most of our lives are spent ignoring the simplest, and most powerful of all experiences, especially considering it's right in front of our eyes at all times. Simply let it seep in to your core. Let it take you away. Let it move you. Let it change you. Let yourself be. Let the world be. Learn simply being is the most powerful of experiences. It'll change you.

It's also interesting to note how infinite any given moment is. Everything, down to every grain of sand, every particle, every atom, is dancing with it's own inner life and radiance. Everything is as infinitely important as everything else, because it is all part of the ever-evolving whole that we call our world. Everything is beautiful because it is what is. In any given moment, everything is truly unique, and seeing everything as it is, for what it is, is an incredible thing. There is not an experience I love more, and there is nothing else I reflect on more.

...and got 17% HG Wells.