Three score. And five.
Three under par.
Incomplete
I like this*.
Happiness 7
Health 4
Relationships 2
Financial success 6
Creative expressiveness 3
Social fulfillment 0
Experiences/sophistication 2
Education 5
*With caveats: I give no weight to Experiences/sophistication and Education, and only half-weight to Health and Financial Success. So, it looks like my aggregate adjusted score is 17 out of 50 or 3.4 out of 10.
Huh. I guess I should be more depressed than I am.
Who are “They”? Is there some sort of ethical or moral judgment occurring?
It’s been said that two things are necessary in life: Health, Money and Love – Any two will make up for a shortfall in the third.
I have all three, at the moment. I have more money than I will ever need for security, I have amazingly good health for my age, and I have lately repaired any deficiency in love.
I was born with excellent genes, white, under the economic umbrella of American opportunity, and a Mensa+ IQ, and avoided any serious accidents or mistakes. I used my life doing things I chose as fulfilling (and got away with them), and have wonderful memories and few regrets.
So for a person my age (79), I’d say I am pretty close to ten territory.
Hmmm, 4 kids, one of which is a fosterling, have achieved every milestone I envisioned as a youth, some things could be better, but they could also be worse, sooo, I’d have to say squoval, or it could be trimangle, I’m not sure cause I can’t really see the board that we’re playing the game on, light isn’t too good in here. Did I win?
As a side note, the Mrs. says the answer to the OP is “the duck says MOO!”
Despite what my high school guidance counselor said; my performance has proven to be more or less adequate.
My health is fair, I’m facing bankruptcy, and my last close relationship is in hospice.
So no, not great right now.
On the standard scale of 2π to the cube root of 6^6^6 I got an incomplete.
In a race between me and the world, bet on the world.
Regards,
Shodan