Dozen Values Quiz

[Old Things]

I took the idea from @LOGICZOMBIE linking this test in another thread so I do not get credit for it. But here it is in its own thread.

DozenValues

DozenValues is a political test that aims to map differing political perspectives onto six axes.

quark88.github.io

My results:

As a note, I sorta hate the dichotomy in this test. I found myself picking the middle option in many cases because they seem too general of a question and context was not provided.

 

[Old Things]

 

[fractalwalrus]

I could correlate each of your axes to a particular brain area and the likelihood of that brain area being larger or smaller in size in comparison to others who score in an opposite manner, but I'd rather just stick to questions here rather than analyze the particular circumstances of your life that resulted in these results being your results (assuming honesty and accuracy). I'm going to start with this single question: Would you say that Paleoconservatism is an ideological framework that serves or hinders the interests of the ruling class?

 

[Drvladivostok]

I could correlate each of your axes to a particular brain area and the likelihood of that brain area being larger or smaller in size in comparison to others who score in an opposite manner, but I'd rather just stick to questions here rather than analyze the particular circumstances of your life that resulted in these results being your results​

There's an interestng research that was done which concluded that the Political View of most people are mostly influenced by how their brain is wired as oppose to life circumstances. To me, this raises the question of fatalism.​

 

[fractalwalrus]

I could correlate each of your axes to a particular brain area and the likelihood of that brain area being larger or smaller in size in comparison to others who score in an opposite manner, but I'd rather just stick to questions here rather than analyze the particular circumstances of your life that resulted in these results being your results​

There's an interestng research that was done which concluded that the Political View of most people are mostly influenced by how their brain is wired as oppose to life circumstances. To me, this raises the question of fatalism.​

Yes, but did this study show that the brain was wired a particular way due to genetics or circumstance? Our brains are known to be a bit flexible, after all.

 

[LOGICZOMBIE]

There's an interestng research that was done which concluded that the Political View of most people are mostly influenced by how their brain is wired as oppose to life circumstances. To me, this raises the question of fatalism.

 

[LOGICZOMBIE]

DozenValues

DozenValues is a political test that aims to map differing political perspectives onto six axes.

quark88.github.io

 

[CreativeThinker]

I'm a Georgist apparently, and my closest matches (in order) are: Social Georgism, Paleoliberalism, Pirate Politics (What the fuck is that), and Liberal Democracy.

Spoiler: Message for heritagious people

I will shoot you with my Desert Eagle because I am an ultra novelist.

 

[LOGICZOMBIE]

I'm a Georgist apparently, and my closest matches (in order) are: Social Georgism, Paleoliberalism, Pirate Politics (What the fuck is that), and Liberal Democracy.

Spoiler: Message for heritagious people

I will shoot you with my Desert Eagle because I am an ultra novelist.

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I LIKE IT.

 

[CreativeThinker]

I'm a Georgist apparently, and my closest matches (in order) are: Social Georgism, Paleoliberalism, Pirate Politics (What the fuck is that), and Liberal Democracy.

Spoiler: Message for heritagious people

I will shoot you with my Desert Eagle because I am an ultra novelist.

View attachment 8336

I LIKE IT.

What is "IT" referring to? Georgism, or my post? Or something else?

 

[LOGICZOMBIE]

What is "IT" referring to? Georgism, or my post? Or something else?

our "greater than / less than" bars are basically a match

 

[CreativeThinker]

What is "IT" referring to? Georgism, or my post? Or something else?

our "greater than / less than" bars are basically a match

Yes, we have similar political beliefs.