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\nThere are scores of people who fully believe in Meyers Briggs for defining the personalities so why not take a similar test to see what house you should really buy.<\/p>\n
Kinda like lego houses for humans<\/h2>\n
The Affordable, Modular housing Start-Up, Module has created just that.<\/p>\n
A series of 41 questions, two being farcical (because we all need a little funny in our lives) to determine which out of their three starter unites you should go with.<\/p>\n
Meyers Briggs test of starter homes<\/h2>\n
The quiz takes the basic quiz info, name, email, where you live etc but then goes a bit deeper and brings up childhood trauma, I mean memories. Such as where you grew up and what you most liked about it.<\/p>\n
There are also questions regarding your affinity for kids such as if you want them or not or will you stick to your four-legged kids.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
The quiz asks questions regarding location and what would be prime for you. It looks into where you live now and what you like about it and what don\u2019t you like about it.<\/p>\n
It also examines whether or not you work from home or have hobbies\/jobs that require more space.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
But I think the most telling question I found in this quiz despite, those that might suggest you need extra room, was the question of \u201cif you could rent out a part of your house with a separate entrance, would you do it\u201d? I lived in a house where I had a separate entrance while I lived in Europe and figgin\u2019 loved that place, so my answer could not have been YAASS enough.<\/p>\n
Answering all of the questions honestly, screenshots included, I was given the \u201cmoonlighter\u201d which, by the 3D renderings looks really neat.<\/p>\n
Try it yourself<\/h2>\n
While I can\u2019t tell any more about the \u201cmoonlighter\u201d model other than what it looks like from face value, literally, the sheer fact that a company is thinking outside the box is incredibly intriguing. I urge you to take the test<\/a>. See what model you get. Would you ever consider living in a Module?<\/p>\n