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23 Nov 2020, 12:29 pm
Nolan Chart: Left-Libertarian
Political Compass: Right-Libertarian
Links to tests:
https://www.politicalcompass.org/test
https://www.nolanchart.com/survey-php
I think both the Nolan Chart and the Political Compass are more in depth and accurate than the two dimensional left-right scale because not everybody is Conservative or Liberal. Don't ask me how I got Left-Libertarian or Right-Libertarian on both tests; I consider myself more centre-libertarian anyways, so maybe it's trying to tell me something... 
26 Nov 2020, 12:10 pm
The test makes me look more extreme than I really am because the questions are so abstract. It has me where an anarcho-communist would be when I'm really on the border between social democracy and market socialism. It's more of a test of where people wish they could be than of where they actually are.
I couldn't do the Nolan Chart because the first question lumped together too many issues that should have been separate. None of the choices were an accurate representation of what I believe. And the overall framing of both the questions and the chart has a strong right-libertarian bias.
robotrecall
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29 Nov 2020, 4:27 pm
The test makes me look more extreme than I really am because the questions are so abstract. It has me where an anarcho-communist would be when I'm really on the border between social democracy and market socialism. It's more of a test of where people wish they could be than of where they actually are.
I couldn't do the Nolan Chart because the first question lumped together too many issues that should have been separate. None of the choices were an accurate representation of what I believe. And the overall framing of both the questions and the chart has a strong right-libertarian bias.
I agree that both of them have biases. I really don't understand the questions for the Nolan Chart probably because I have an 11th grade reading level
. I know the average for the USA is 8th grade, but still.
29 Nov 2020, 4:36 pm
30 Nov 2020, 1:13 am
30 Nov 2020, 12:57 pm
https://10groups.github.io/results.html?y=-0.97&ay=2.25&x=-6.94&ax=-6.94&bx=4.17&by=-1.94&cx=-2.50&cy=-1.77&dx=-7.55&dy=-4.22&ex=0.64&ey=-0.33&fx=-1.00&fy=-2.40&gx=-2.00&gy=-3.67&hx=1.67&hy=-2.00&ix=4.50&iy=5.50&ja=3.33&jb=3.00&jc=-2.67&jd=2.00
Interesting results. Separating the civil and cultural axis makes a huge difference 
It's weird that I got classical marxism when that's not what the heat map shows and I agreed with the statement that communism would not work.
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30 Nov 2020, 12:59 pm
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01 Dec 2020, 1:58 pm
