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A screenshot of the "Why does everyone on social media seem to have a high score?" question on the FAQ, to which the answer is "People with lower scores are generally not sharing their results. The results page gives an approximate percentile rank based on our published sample, and the current online sample shows only slightly higher scores. Some people may also complete the task multiple times and then share their best score (some people complete the task over 3,000 times)." The words "3000 times" are highlighted

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A screenshot of the "Why does everyone on social media seem to have a high score?" question on the FAQ, to which the answer is "People with lower scores are generally not sharing their results. The results page gives an approximate percentile rank based on our published sample, and the current online sample shows only slightly higher scores. Some people may also complete the task multiple times and then share their best score (some people complete the task over 3,000 times)." The words "3000 times" are highlighted
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Cody :collar: :verified_paw: (cody@catboy.baby)'s status on Thursday, 14-Nov-2024 07:35:50 JST Cody :collar: :verified_paw:

Just reading their FAQ... Are you sure there wasn't a school who took the test on all of their students multiple times and they were all coming out the same IP address? :kekw:

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