Sometimes you’ve got a conundrum so tough not even a magic 8-ball can help. Well, toss that hunk of plastic aside, and take out your computer. All you need is hunch.com—a website designed to take the “painful” out of “painful decisions.”
First, you need to answer some questions. This helps hunch.com learn a little more about you, so it can make the best choice for your situation. If you choose to make a free account, this small quiz is a one-time deal.
If you have a specific problem in mind, there’s a convenient search bar that says, “Today I’m making a decision about…” Just type in a few words and hunch.com will find some matching topics. If you just want to make some random rulings, there’s an “explore” tab where you can browse topics.
When you find your desired topic, you’ll be given a series of situations regarding the dilemma you need to solve. The number of questions you have to answer will vary based on the difficulty of the decision. Finish the query and let hunch.com give the judgment.
For example: “Should I live in an igloo?”
Q: Is there any snow outside?
A: No
Q: How do you feel about a lot of white?
A: I am not happy with that
Q: Do you prefer hot or cold?
A: Hot
Q: Fresh fish?
A: Love it
Q: Polar Bears?
A: Should be more of them
Result: I should not live in an igloo.
The possibilities are endless. If you want to kill time, check out the “Just for Fun” category. Find out if you would survive a plane crash or if you should clean your bedroom. Never make a decision for yourself again.
Direct link to this page: http://orgs.l3.drake.edu/drake-mag/Bits-and-Pieces/Hunch.html
First, you need to answer some questions. This helps hunch.com learn a little more about you, so it can make the best choice for your situation. If you choose to make a free account, this small quiz is a one-time deal.
If you have a specific problem in mind, there’s a convenient search bar that says, “Today I’m making a decision about…” Just type in a few words and hunch.com will find some matching topics. If you just want to make some random rulings, there’s an “explore” tab where you can browse topics.
When you find your desired topic, you’ll be given a series of situations regarding the dilemma you need to solve. The number of questions you have to answer will vary based on the difficulty of the decision. Finish the query and let hunch.com give the judgment.
For example: “Should I live in an igloo?”
Q: Is there any snow outside?
A: No
Q: How do you feel about a lot of white?
A: I am not happy with that
Q: Do you prefer hot or cold?
A: Hot
Q: Fresh fish?
A: Love it
Q: Polar Bears?
A: Should be more of them
Result: I should not live in an igloo.
The possibilities are endless. If you want to kill time, check out the “Just for Fun” category. Find out if you would survive a plane crash or if you should clean your bedroom. Never make a decision for yourself again.
Direct link to this page: http://orgs.l3.drake.edu/drake-mag/Bits-and-Pieces/Hunch.html