Take A Test | Hedgehogs vs Foxes

QUESTION

ONE

Scholars are more likely to exaggerate the complexity of the world than to underestimate the world’s complexity

QUESTION

TWO

We can now successfully create a simple and correct explanation of politics.

QUESTION

THREE

I think politics is more unpredictable than predictable.

QUESTION

FOUR

More problems are caused by giving up good ideas too quickly than by sticking with bad ideas too long.

QUESTION

Five

Having clear rules and order at work is essential for success.

QUESTION

Six

I always listen to different opinions, even if I have already made a decision.

QUESTION

Seven

I dislike questions that can be answered in many different ways.

QUESTION

Eight

I usually make important descisions quickly and confidently.

QUESTION

Nine

When people have an argument, I can see the good points (and bad points) on both sides.

QUESTION

Ten

I hate listening to people who can’t make up their mind.

QUESTION

Eleven

I enjoy being around people who have different opinions from me.

QUESTION

Twelve

When trying to solve a problem I often see so many options that it is confusing.

you are a

FOX

HEDGEHOG

The greek poet Archilochus wrote: “The fox knows many things, but the hedgehog knows one big thing.”

As a fox, you cannot limit yourself to one single idea and give importance to experience. You’re quick thinking, cunning, and always on the move. You can easily solve a problem with another solution.

The greek poet Archilochus wrote: “The fox knows many things, but the hedgehog knows one big thing.”

As a hedgehog, you structure your mind around a single, defining idea. You probe deeply and narrowly, and you know where you’re going. You’re determined and have a straightforward way of thinking.

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