If you've been checking out social media lately,
you know about the proliferation of quizzes and questionnaires that are all designed to tap into the human desire to prove that our lives are pretty great in comparison to others.
You can take a quiz on Facebook, for example, that will tell you (and every one on your "friends" list) which famous movie character you are most like, or what your "mental age" is. You post the results on your profile and, invariably, your friends will almost immediately take the same quiz to make sure that they're not left out in the competition to see whose personality and life are the coolest.
One of the best examples of this self-indulgent trend is the "Travel List Challenge's 100 Places to Visit Before You Die." This little exercise is designed for you to electronically check off some of the places in the world you've visited that the author of the quiz thinks every person should visit. The list contains locations from the domestically achievable (the...
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