Where do you stand?

[AVGWarhawk]

Originally Posted by SteamWake

That would be the schizophrenic side of the graph :rotfl:

Yeah, flip the graph over and that is the side my red dot went on. That is when the computer crashed and the phone rang. On the phone was a self help group. They put me on hold.

[Letum]

Originally Posted by SteamWake

Questions like "Do you like pollution" of course the vast majority will say no.

What questions do you think are like that?

[FIREWALL]

You made it so simple a MORON could figure it out.

And then you were asked for instructions.

[Carotio]

I think I'm closer to Ghandis little red dot...

btw, I did not like the question:
A significant advantage of a one-party state is that it avoids all the arguments that delay progress in a democratic political system.
Well, I had to agree here. It's a simple system, whether it is a faschist or communist system. Anyone disagreeing in this system will be shot or locked away for ever. There is no delay of process, not much to speak of, that is...
But I do not agree that it is the best system. Lousy question...
Some other questions were a bit stupid too. And there is no center option of "neither agree or disagree".

Anyway, here is mine:

Originally Posted by Stealth Hunter

Sweet, I get to hang with Gandhi.

[FIREWALL]

Originally Posted by FIREWALL

You made it so simple a MORON could figure it out.

And then you were asked for instructions.

edit: Opps!!! I forgot. The IDIOTS have to have their say too.

SEE: You can't please any one.

[TFatseas]

Would've of been nice to have a neutral/ do not care for some of those questions.

Personally I think the dot should be a little further south, but hey, maybe its knows more than me.

[Sailor Steve]

This comes up about once per year here at Subsim. I take them every time, each time with slightly (but only slightly) different results.

[FIREWALL]

Where do the "I want a freebie" moohies put their red dot ?

[SteamWake]

Originally Posted by Letum

What questions do you think are like that?

First question right out of the box.

If economic globalisation is inevitable, it should primarily serve humanity rather than the interests of trans-national corporations.

First it assumes globalization of the economy is inevitable, furthermore who would answer in the affirmative for trans-national coporations?

Yea screw humanity I'm all about the coporations ! :rotfl:

[Tchocky]

Answer there is that trans-national corporations inherently benefit humanity.
THe "good for GM" theory, which isn't all wrong

[AVGWarhawk]

Steve is right. I have seen this before. I wonder if I changed since that one last year sometime.

[Tchocky]

Nah, the questions haven't changed in 10-odd* years.


* = Random guess, really.

[Biggles]

Wow Steve, that's pretty cool actually.

[FIREWALL]

Your all so thick headed you don't even have the smarts to know when your being insulted.

[Officerpuppy]

Ha ha ha....too bad I didn't get to be right in the middle. One of my brothers claims there is no such thing as a centrist, either your left or right.