compare experiences, and gives them language for reflecting on their own habits.
A quiz can also create an opportunity to talk about values. If one person chooses a practical fork and another chooses an unusual one, they may begin discussing whether they prioritize function, aesthetics, familiarity, or novelty.
The conversation can be worthwhile even if the original test has no predictive power.
The key is to keep the claims proportional to the evidence. A lighthearted quiz can offer possibilities, but it should not be used to diagnose someone, make important
