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| My Political Compass |
KenSmet.com
ECONOMIC: Traditional Left/Right: -8.50
SOCIAL: Libertarian/Authoritarian: -5.38
SOCIAL: Libertarian/Authoritarian: -5.38
| As of April 21, 2010 from the Political Compass |
The Political Compass claims their test is entirely anonymous and I believe them...
But even if I didn't believe them and even if it wasn't true what difference would it
make? Are you ashamed of where you stand? "None of your personal details are
required to take the test and they say nothing about your result is recorded or
logged in any way... The answers are only used to calculate your scores on both
axises and cannot be accessed by anyone ever."
If you think you know where you stand why not take the test and find out for sure?
If you score anything less than -8.50 on the Economic scale and anything less than
-5.38 on the Social scale you're further along toward a better future for all than me.
Anything more than -8.50/-5.38 you could be part of the problem.
(If you leave the Green Zone you might not want to share your score.)
But even if I didn't believe them and even if it wasn't true what difference would it
make? Are you ashamed of where you stand? "None of your personal details are
required to take the test and they say nothing about your result is recorded or
logged in any way... The answers are only used to calculate your scores on both
axises and cannot be accessed by anyone ever."
If you think you know where you stand why not take the test and find out for sure?
If you score anything less than -8.50 on the Economic scale and anything less than
-5.38 on the Social scale you're further along toward a better future for all than me.
Anything more than -8.50/-5.38 you could be part of the problem.
(If you leave the Green Zone you might not want to share your score.)
| Hard to be more Left Could be more Libertarian |
More to Political Compass website than just a test:
"Iconoclasms" or "Iconochasms" ?
"Iconoclasms" or "Iconochasms" ?
- I'm not sure of the difference in this instance between a "clasm" and a
"chasm?" Maybe it's a British thing? But if you think you know your
heroes, heroines, and history you might want to check this one out:
- They say at this point on their website that, "Hopefully, you're happy with
the personalities that The Political Compass has placed you closest to;
but how well do you really know the famous figures that you love or love
to hate? This little wrap-up quiz offers some important facts that were
barely, if ever, reported. It may raise your eyebrows and adjust the
pedestals on which you placed some of your favourite icons."
"The "chasm" may be greater than you'd imagined."