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What if people were ranked like websites?

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Google came up with a way to rank websites based on a complicated algorithm. According to  the Wikipedia, it assigns a numerical factor with the purpose of “measuring” its relative importance.

What if we were assigned a number of our importance in the world, based on a complicated algorithm. What would the the criteria be?

Here are some suggestions:

  • What are your charitable contributions?
  • What is your carbon footprint?
  • How many good karma points do you have?
  • Do you eat healthy?
  • Do you help others?
  • Do you criticize others?
  • Do you smoke?
  • Do you drink until you pass out?
  • Do you do drugs?
  • Do you buy girl scout cookies?
  • Do you get a long with your neighbors?
  • Do you like America Idol?
  • Do you watch cartoons even thought youdo not have kids?
  • Do you know CPR?
  • What is your IQ?
  • Do you know who is buried in Grant’s Tomb?
  • Do you follow the 10 commandments?
  • Do you follow Ashton Kutcher on Twitter?
  • Are you being followed by more people than follow you on Twitter?
  • Do you have more spouses and ex spouses than children?
  • How many friends you have on Facebook?

This is all in fun folks. But I was just wondering, what would your number of importance be (1 out of 10)? And what other criteria should we measure?

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