QUES: Courts should also examine whether the nature of the crime and other evidence support " the ultimate conclusion that an inmate continues to pose an unreasonable risk to public safety . " The majority said that other evidence , such as the inmate 's prison record or his or her mental state or demeanor , should be considered in deciding whether the felon posed a safety threat . George said state law requires the parole board and the governor " to normally grant parole to life prisoners who have committed murder .

Question with options: What might one conclude about the information in the post ?
ANS: The people releasing a killer after decades in jail need to look at the ALL the risks .
QUES: No , not the crazy voice , the regular inner monologue that you listen to when you read a book or think to yourself ( but I might be crazy , so maybe the monologue is crazy too ) . Anyway , I ' ve known for a while that I do n't read numbers correctly . It 's a sort of dyslexia but only with numbers . It 's made even more strange by the fact that it does n't happen all the time .

Question with options: What may be the reason for reading numbers incorrectly ?
ANS: Not looking at the numbers close enough .
QUES: To you , he may just be a nameless , faceless purveyor of golf course transportation . But he has a life ; he really does . So just tip him , the cart guy . For a few years in college , I worked as a cart guy at my local country club .

Question with options: What type of gig did the narrator used to have ?
ANS: They worked as help at the links .
QUES: I was , but it was because I was laughing so hard . Moose told me the following ; some of it I remember , most of it I do n't . Apparently I was dreaming ( or maybe I was hallucinating ) that we were dancing at a football game , where all attendees were given a bag that contained magic blue shoes .

Question with options: Why was I laughing ?
ANS:
The idea of the football players and everyone else dancing in magic shoes is hilarious .