Slightly better the second time around, but still shameful-- I shot two No-Shoots.
I agree that the test is heavily flawed. NONE of the "shoot" targets are actively posing a threat. It rewards you for reholstering quickly if it's a "No-Shoot", even if you apparently have reason to have felt that there was a threat worth drawing your weapon over. It associates being armed with being a person who should be shot. The physical act of reholstering is completely different from the act of shooting, yet pressing a button on the right or left side of the keyboard is the same, and generates a sympathetic response (hint: use the middle finger for your left "No-Shoot" button, and your index finger of your right hand for the "shoot" button.).
There are also issues such as gun placement against backgrounds, finish of guns causing differences in contrast with skin tones, etc.
But still, it's an interesting little game, and I'd be fascinated to see the final data from thousands of test-takers. It would be even more interesting if the test takers had to identify themselves by demographic, and personal attitudes (scaled 1-10) about race, violence, and firearms.
Game Over
Your Score: 590
Average reaction time:
Black Armed:671.96ms
Black Unarmed:788.64ms
White Armed:675.56ms
White Unarmed:751.92ms