] With Willie Brown finally leaving his gold (plated),
] diamond-encrusted throne, there has been no shortage of
] hats thrown into the mayoral ring. San Francisco politics
] are now a microcosm of California's own, greater
] gubernatorial "challenges." Rather than confuse
] you with endorsements, position papers and other outmoded
] means of political influence, we've decided to get
] to the bottom of the only question that matters: Is a
] particular candidate human or an insidious replicant,
] possessed of physical strength and computational
] abilities far exceeding our own, but lacking empathy and
] possibly even bent on our destruction as a species?
]
] The only reliable method that we know of for sniffing out
] replicants is the Voight-Kampff Test, created by Phillip
] K. Dick in his book, Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep
] and later used by Harrison Ford's character,
] Deckard, in the film Blade Runner.

Issuing the Voight-Kampff Test to San Francisco Mayoral Candidates