This test will tell you which NS policy do you best fit in. http://www.okcupid.com/tests/8186893318287693214/Rule-a-Country Publish your scores, please.
My score is: Your Score: Anarchy Your nation''s freedom (93% overall): 86% civil rights, 95% economy, and 95% political. Civil Rights: Above average Economy: Above average Political Freedoms: Above average And yours?
Your Score: Anarchy Your nation''s freedom (89% overall): 86% civil rights, 90% economy, and 87% political. Civil Rights: Above average Economy: Above average Political Freedoms: Above average You scored higher than 99% on civil_rights You scored higher than 99% on economy You scored higher than 99% on politic_freedom You scored higher than 99% on overall_freedom
Your nation''s freedom (76% overall): 65% civil rights, 66% economy, and 95% political. New York Times Democracy Civil Rights: Average Economy: Average Political Freedoms: Above average
Your nation''s freedom (56% overall): 30% civil rights, 80% economy, and 62% political. Civil Rights: Below average Economy: Above average Political Freedoms: Average
Civil Rights: Below average Economy: Above average Political Freedoms: Average And which category was it?
Corporate Bordello 88% overall freedom, 74% civil rights, 90% economy, 96% political. Top 5% of other people who took the test on everything but civil rights. It's interesting that overall freedom is the only graph that resembles a proper bell curve.
I've achieved "Corporate Bordello" status. (although I consider the Individual to be higher than the corporate entity in terms of rights) "Your nation's freedom (91% overall): 78% civil rights, 90% economy, and 100% political." Strange that I did not score higher on the Civil Rights section.
Innofensive Centrist Democracy 48% on civil rights and economy and 54% political. My nation is capitalist paradise.
Your nation's freedom (58% overall): 87% civil rights, 38% economy, and 50% political. Scandinavian Liberal Paradise Civil Rights: Above average Economy: Below average Political Freedoms: Average
