Another paradigm: Visual, Auditory, Kinaesthetic

I like paradigms, the way they encourage new ideas and reflection, but also how they are inherently flawed, as any simplification or generalization is, by nature, flawed. They are interesting because of the diversity they are capable and not capable of encompassing.

This test was very simple, and a little biased perhaps, because it was too easy to see how the responses related to the outcome.