#Guy Yarkoni

[onwheelsxyz-blog]

These are our 10 most popular reviews from 2019 The Ford Ranger, Toyota RAV4 and Subaru Forester, Honda Civic and Toyota Corolla, and the Kia Telluride are just a handful of vehicles you guys wanted to read about the most.Derek McNaughton / Nick Tragianis / Jonathan Yarkony / Driving Theres nothing like the court of popular opinion to remind the spoiled autojournalist that theres more to life than an over-muscled Lamborghini Aventador or hyper-trendy Harley-Davidson Electra Glides. Indeed, populism, at least of the automotive kind, would seem to dictate judging from our most-read road tests of 2019 that we should stick to driving nothing but small and mid-sized sport-cutes, with an occasional compact sedan or affordable pickup thrown in so we dont get too monotonous, based on your page view votes. So, without further ado, here is the pardon us, E! Peoples Choice awards for top ten cars Driving tested in the last 12 months.2019 Subaru Forester vs. Toyota RAV4Our Subaru Forester versus Toyota RAV4 comparison test’s ranking as the most read review of 2019 should come as little surprise, the RAV4 one of the most improved vehicles of the year in a category that dominates sales here in the Great White frozen North. And since Subaru owners are among the nerdiest of car shoppers as in, they research everything to the nth degree theres little wonder this comparo was destined for box office greatness. And, just to make sure it got nominated for best drama in an automotive role, Drivings Dude and Punk Brian Harper

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It is genuinely disgusting and also genuinely funny.

And I‘m happy for these guys, for they do not seem to lack self-esteem which is very important these days.

You know what’s funniest though?

I just wrote an exam about multitasking etc. and the word „poetry“ correlates rather highly with the OCEAN-model trait “Openness” (Yarkoni et al. 2010), which in turn could correlates highly with intelligence (according to my professor, Markus Appel).

So if you run liwc (a word recognition program) over the hashtags published on these profiles, it is likely to assess them a higher IQ for these pranks.

Edit: I found the evidence:

Okay, admittedly I do not have the  “poem” hashtag, but poet r = 0.29 and poetry r = 0.28

References:

LIWC:

http://liwc.wpengine.com/

You can use the demonstration with 5000 character limit on the bottom of the page, it’s free and shows how it basically works. ^^

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2885844/

people who post dick pics under the poem hashtag need to find a special place in dick pic hell