Description
The Telekinesis Challenge is a statistical experiment based on the methodology of the Schmidt machine.
The plugin generates pseudorandom values via JavaScript while the user tries to move a red dot clockwise on a circle through focus and mind power.
At the end of the experiment (after 50 runs), the result is stored anonymously in the database (using a custom alias chosen by the user). An integrated chart (Chart.js) allows users to compare their results with the statistical expected value.
Use the shortcode [telekinese_challenge] to embed the experiment on any page or post.
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Installation
- Upload the
telekinese-challengefolder to the/wp-content/plugins/directory. - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
- Go to ‘Settings’ -> ‘Telekinese’ to customize the texts and colors for the frontend.
- Add the shortcode
[telekinese_challenge]to any post or page.
FAQ
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Are personal data stored?
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No. The plugin only stores a freely chosen alias by the user and the number of positive and negative runs. No IP addresses or other personal data are collected, making it highly privacy-friendly and GDPR compliant.
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Contributors & Developers
“Telekinese Challenge” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
Contributors
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Changelog
1.10
- Security: Implemented “late escaping” and strict sanitization (using preg_replace) for all dynamic CSS options and frontend outputs in strict accordance with WordPress security guidelines.
1.9
- Compliance: Changed the function prefix globally to
telech_to prevent namespace conflicts. - Compliance: The inline script for the backend color picker is now safely enqueued via
wp_add_inline_script.
1.8
- Compliance: Extracted JavaScript and CSS from the PHP code into separate files. Enqueueing is now handled properly via
wp_enqueue_scriptandwp_enqueue_style. - Readme: Adjusted wording (“pseudorandom”).
- Updated contributor to redicoulous.
1.7
- Initial release.