“Transcendence” Quizzes You On Technology Dependance Kevin C, March 13, 2014 Johnny Depp’s latest is the kind of movie that would seem ripe for viral marketing. Today, Warner Brothers launched a new site for the movie that offers a number of questions related to your technology habits. The quiz isn’t a long one, but it does offer some interesting insights. Hit the jump to find out more.This new viral site for Transcendence is simply than a number of questions about how you use technology. After going through two full quizzes, each offered six questions, so it’s a short quiz. I have to think that this site intends to expand in the future. A sample question reads like this:How many hours per day do you talk on a mobile phone? (A) Under 1 hour a day (B) 1-2 hours/day (C) 2-5 hours/day (D) 5+ hours/dayGiven your answers, the quiz offers results that describe your dependence on technology, brain health, body welfare, eye strength, mental mapping and brain vitality. Some of these results are downright ominous, so be warned.Transcendence stars Johnny Depp, Kate Mara, Paul Bettany, and Morgan Freeman. The movie opens April 17th, 2014. Viral Marketing Johnny DeppKate MaraMorgan FreemanPaul BettanyTranscendenceWarner Bros
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