How about trying this political test: http://www.okcupid.com/tests/11295503831124639045/3-Axis-Political My score is: 97% Social freedom, 90% Econ. freedom, and 85% Polit. freedom And yours?
# You scored 55% on Social freedom, higher than 25% of your peers. # 98/100 You scored 100% on Econ. freedom, higher than 98% of your peers. # 96/100 You scored 90% on Polit. freedom, higher than 96% of your peers
I retook this test. My most recent results are: You scored 93% on Social freedom, higher than 92% of your peers. You scored 95% on Econ. freedom, higher than 93% of your peers. You scored 90% on Polit. freedom, higher than 96% of your peers.
You scored 63% on Social freedom, higher than 36% of your peers. You scored 100% on Econ. freedom, higher than 97% of your peers. You scored 73% on Polit. freedom, higher than 81% of your peers.
not a big surprise, but i do think the social freedom should be about 50, and political should be a bit lower. # You scored 43% on Social freedom, higher than 14% of your peers. # 92/100 You scored 93% on Econ. freedom, higher than 92% of your peers. # 77/100 You scored 68% on Polit. freedom, higher than 77% of your peers.
Under the assumption that question #7 refers to LEGAL immigration (and thus can be left blank instead of strongly agreed with) and that question #14 refers to equality outside the court: #You scored 28% on Social freedom, higher than 5% of your peers. #You scored 90% on Econ. freedom, higher than 89% of your peers. #You scored 75% on Polit. freedom, higher than 83% of your peers. Don't like that #9 has "protected" (strongly agree) and "sponsored" (strongly disagree) in the same question pertaining to religion.
OkCupid actually also does some very interesting (and funny!) statistical research, or used to - try googling OKTrends, or using MyFace (which is part of its data-collection method - although you will get cancellable spam from OKCupid after signing up).
I am relatively pleased at my results. I would tend to agree that this test is at least mostly accurate. Under the assumption that "Free trade is Fair trade" means that Free trade is ALREADY the "fair" system and NOT "Free trade should be made INTO a fair trade," my scores are: You scored 90% on Social freedom, higher than 85% of your peers. You scored 98% on Econ. freedom, higher than 95% of your peers. You scored 85% on Polit. freedom, higher than 92% of your peers.
