Quality & Assurances · Inclusion Advocate · Non-Profit Aspirant
Surojit O
I publish test reports on myself — the work, and the honest self-audit beside it. Notes on what I'm learning, and on negotiating for clarity.
New Log
Section 9: The Ethics Code I Break Every Time I Take a Free QuizEleven rules govern how psychological tests may be used. I ran one quiz result I'd happily posted against all of them, and stopped defending myself.
Past Logs
- The Telephone Survey Is Dying: Reading the Task Force Report on What Replaces It
Cell-only households went from 3% to 57% in fifteen years. The profession's own task force says the replacement is unsettled, and is honest about it.
- Informative Speech: The Messy Outline & the Blunder Log
A four-minute speech taught me that a cluttered outline is a design defect you feel on stage — and that my mid-speech corrections were negotiating for clarity.
- Mount Everest: A Case Study in Deference & the Decision Nobody Stopped
Both expedition leaders talked constantly about a turnaround time. Neither ever named one. A rule with no threshold in it cannot be broken, so nobody broke it.
- Normal Is Not the Same as Precise: The Histogram I Misread for Three Years
Simulating 1,000 samples finally made the central limit theorem click — and then showed me I'd spent three years misreading my own histogram.