In case you're wondering, I am now a slave to a chemical clock. Last night, for no special reason, the Evil Dex kept me up until 4:30 and then didn't wake me up until 9:30. That's pretty inconvenient, though it is five hours of sleep, which isn't too bad. I used the time last night to read one of Elizabeth Warren's books since it's increasingly looking like she'll be the 46th president of the United States. For you doubters, and I know you're out there, here are some sample question of the kind that Aristo had to answer: Now, yes, I scored 100 percent on this just like you did.

According to Google, NIMA scores can be used to compare the quality of different versions of the same image, which may have been distorted in various ways, while also being used to enhance the perceptual quality of an image, finding "aesthetically near-optimal" settings for brightness, highlights and shadows.