Via Cassandra, I learnt about the Point Project. According to their website, the Point Project:
is a project to gather information about risk intelligence. We think high risk intelligence is rare, but we don’t know exactly how rare it is, so we set up ProjectionPoint to find out.
[…]
Risk Intelligence Quotient (RQ) is a measure of a person’s ability to estimate probabilities accurately. People with high risk intelligence tend to make better predictions than those with low RQ.my risk intelligence is high.
So I took the test. (It’s all about me!) Happily (smugly, boastfully and in full knowledge of my superiority), I can reveal that my score is High. Yours? Ah, well, better luck next time. But, hey, I could probably have predicted that…
Nicola Griffith 
Geez. I got 51%, or “low.” :>/
64% :sigh: Just average…
I roool!
76% the second time I took it. Very low score the first time, but I misclicked a few answers.
*koff* Or so I claim.
The RQ score ranges from 0 (low RQ) to 100 (high RQ). Your RQ score is 85. Such a score is high.
I roool too!
It's good to be king.
99%. I am godking. I know what I know, and I know what I don't know.
I'm am now sulking…
I got 99%, too. Funny, though, you could easily cheat so I'm not sure how valid the research will be. I might have gotten higher; there were a couple where I was more sure than I entered. But I most definitely know almost nothing–but at least I know I know almost nothing! Not sure whether to be proud of that or not!