this test seems overly elaborate and time-consuming. also, the logic-based questions and answers seems rather arbitrary, and the logic questions are far too subjective; all it's really measuring is how logical the CSD's thought processes are.
the multiplication of the final result seems like an unessesary step to make the number higher.
Also, the ACS page says that there are theorised to be realities more consistent than baseline, which they wouldn't be able to calculate using a test that only counts down from baseline. furthermore, the ACS is supposed to measure the consistency of a reality's *internal* logic; if a reality is using a different logic than baseline, then a test based on baseline's system of logic won't be able to test the internal consistency of that reality.
