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On the sacredness study my scores were quite close to the rest of lesswrong, except on ingroup questions where the LW average was 2.9 and I averaged 5.7. I think this was based on my answers for the questions about phggvat bss pbagnpg jvgu lbhe snzvyl (V'z zneevrq) and yrnivat lbhe cevznel fbpvny tebhc (genqvgvbany qnapr naq zhfvp ner n ovt cneg bs zl yvsr).
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I am a huge outlier on all of the questions except for authority -- on harm and fairness, I'm an outlier relative to the liberals and conservatives, never mind Lesswrong.
Did many lesswrongers come out of religiously fundamentalist families? I think of it as a rare thing, but given that eliezer and lukeprog both did, perhaps it's actually pretty common here?