Torren Walstrom’s Reviews > The Measure > Status Update

It would probably take some time to cope with, but I would want to spend time with them, and I would try not to fight with them if possible. I wouldn't throw them under the bus or expose their string length.

The shopkeeper makes an interesting point about people's priorities when pointing out that while the Americans' priorities changed in this dire situation, the Italians' priorities were already aligned. My priorities are school, family, passion, and sports.

I think short-stringers should fight for their rights and their own well-being, as they are being extremely oppressed. But on the other hand, they have an objective disadvantage over other groups. If someone is looking for a long-term employee and someone to give life-saving treatment, logically, they will choose the person who will be around longer.

I think his decision to out his opponents' string status was very power hungry and controversial. I think it might be morally corrupt, but also the people voting should know about the string status as it's important

I don't believe in mircales. I think its all either a lie, misunderstanding or random chance. Maybe if I was apart of a mircale that would change my mind. But they seem illogical.

I do not believe in miracles. I think all miracles are probably either untrue or by chance. I have never experienced a miracle, though, maybe if I did, it would change my opinion.

If I had a long string, I wouldn't test it because I wouldn't want to be paralyzed. But if I weren't paralyzed and wouldn't sustain injuries, I would jump off a bunch of buildings and do anything dangerous because I would have no risk.