Okay, I think it's time to share the answer.

I know I went out on a limb by posting this quiz, as it doesn't appear to be Q-related, but I have an easy answer for that. It was question 17, so BQQM!

In all seriousness though, this was question 17 on the 1982 SAT test that was distributed nationwide for college acceptance grades. Every single student got the answer WRONG.

Out of the hundreds of thousands (more?) of students that took the test, the majority selected answer B, the number 3.

Out of all of these students, only 3 pushed back and said the right answer isn't here. It's none of the 5 answers. The reason no students got the right answer, is that the right answer was not an option.

Here is the real reason I posted this POP Quiz.

It was my friendly reminder to Discern. Many of us have talked about the power of discernment and how important it is. In my personal opinion, we are actively in WWIII. The war is a propaganda war and the weapons are information, behavioral programming, and some very potent influence operations.

The ONLY way to truly combat information warfare is to fight back against it. We serve ourselves best if we discern and think for ourselves and do not take the situation as presented to us. We decide for ourselves and reflect on various perspectives and we deduce the best course of action relying on the power of our minds.

Anyone of us can be tricked. Solving brain problems and keeping your mind sharp is a healthy practice.

Here is the video link explanation to this puzzle. I found it fascinating and I hope you all do as well. We are information warriors and we are all in this together. Stay sharp!

u/#Nov5