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ItSeemstoMe Questions to the World
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Shel Israel is asking questions of the world. On the off chance that you read this blog [Thank you, Todd] and you don't read Shel's blogs, I'm answering his request to spread the word...
I believe if enough people join in and answer enough of these questions over a period of time, the results will tell us something about what similarities and differences people have. I almost never ask for links, but if you find this effort interesting, please spread the word, encourage others to come. I want diversity in every way that wird is used.
-- Shel Israel, ItSeemstoMe: Questions to the World #4
Since I do read both "It Seems to Me" and "Naked Conversations aka The Red Couch", I've known about this list of questions since he started asking them on November 22. I haven't taken the time to answer any myself yet, but I'm going there now to do so. You should too.
One observation that I'll make, is that the first question received more comments answering it than the others. The first asked the world to predict. The others look for revelations. Perhaps even bloggers prefer predicting and opining to revealing.
So, join me in answering all the quesitons, starting with that first one. Let's give Shel the diversity he seeks, and let's see if bloggers will reveal themselves.
Update: I should thank Letti, and any commenters here, as well as Todd. 
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According to "Retooling after 9/11, the CIA starts to blog - And it now mines the Web for useful, public information" in the San Francisco Chron
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