“All of us are asked questions. Sometimes in forms or tests, sometimes by authorities. We may fill out questionaires, such as those that categorize us somehow, psychologically, emotionally, creatively… or related to our intelligences.

The problem is that actual experience — our actual humanity — is exceptionally nuanced. It is not general, and is always contexted. And for this reason, these questions are wrong, and the results they derive from our answers … are at least as wrong. Because, for human beings, context and relation are everything… and situation by itself… is nothing like our actual natures or experiences.”

— an anonymous informant