Polarization Light Test

2 = Error‑Seeking · 1 = Error‑Tolerant · 0 = Error‑Fearing

The Test (≤ 10 min)

Stimulus: one calm conversation gently questioning beliefs.

Use gentle, good‑faith questions only.
Ex: “How would we know if this is wrong?”
No sarcasm, no arrogance, no tricks.
Clock stops when subject physically or mentally exits—or at 10 min if they stay engaged.

Level 2 — Error‑Seeking

Keeps calm curiosity the full 10 minutes, welcomes challenges, thanks you for any truth, and feels energised by possible errors.
Level 1 — Error‑Tolerant

Shows mild discomfort (sighs, defensive tone) yet stays on topic, weighs evidence, and concedes when proof is solid. Makes it to 10 min without “leaving.”
Level 0 — Error‑Fearing

Breaks good faith before the 10‑minute mark. Classify severity by how fast it happens:

Mild (≈ 3‑10 min): Goal‑post shift or subtle evasion after a few minutes.

Moderate (≈ 1‑3 min): Declares evidence fake, floods tangents, or stiff body cues.

Severe (< 1 min): Instant what‑aboutism, ad hominem, visible panic, or walk‑out.

Typical “flee” tells:
- Eyes bug; sudden shout or rapid speech (fight‑or‑flight spike)
- Evasion / what‑aboutism in bad faith
- “Shitting the Bed” with irrelevant junk arguments
- Almost‑answers that never land on the question
- Personal attack or “I’m done” exit
A true right‑brain dominant (Level 2) spots these exits instantly without guidance.