@SW-User it's more about philosophical outlook I think, not necessarily personal values. It's not necessarily how you are categorized, but how you categorize the world, I think.
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@ViciDraco We all have our own personal biases when we answer quizzes like this, too, the idealized version of ourselves that we would like to be. I'm probably more egoistic and hedonistic than I like to think, for example.
@Straylight Also very idealistic. I believe we create our own meaning rather than having it asserted to us, but that meaning we create really matters 'cause that's all we got.
@Straylight I believe we can't do with only the one, idealism is needed to have sorts of direction but pragmatism is needed too at times to get results.
There were some questions that were a bit loaded and there wasn't a way to say that I agree and disagree at the same time, so I put I don't know for a lot of them. My results seem skewed, especially when it comes to skeptism vs. absolutism.
@SW-User The questions are totally loaded and self contradictory. A common problem and fault with all these political and philosophical compass things.
@Straylight That surprised me a bit. Maybe it's not because I'm equally materialistic and spiritual but because I'm not really either of those things at all.
Well, it thinks I am weighted toward spiritual, altruistic, idealistic, ascetic, moralistic, romantic, and absolutist. Especially altruistic and romantic.
@sarabee1995 my affection for you is increasing in proportion to my laughter :D But I can't satisfy your desires on this one cause I did not take a screenshot of my numbers!
"Scientific research is more important than art and music." It's a stupid question. Science is crazily important but there's no Science without Art. History, bitch.
Weird, I like to do this kind of test and I'm usually kind of opinionated, but this time I choose many "idk" ...anyway... Also the results... meh... boooh
@SW-User FFS Crossy, do you really expect someone who wasted time on soimething so stupid and subjective would be able to uinderstand the difference between additive and subtractive color?
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@MethDozer probably explains why I'm constantly disappointed in life
@SW-User I've had to explain additive and subtractive color to trained artists and even some engineers and failed to get them to understand it and that Green and not blue is primary. I've shown it to people with colored LEDS and still....... It's kinda infuriating because it is one of those things that comes down to " Well I got a degree and you don't so you must stupider than me and FOS".
