Political compass

[Pickman's model]

Second trial

I denounce myself for not improving. It was a Stakhanovite effort though, I deserve a medal.

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you're a hero of the slow afternoon

 

[Wilf]

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Not the sort of equipment you'd expect to find in the opticians.

 

[danny la rouge]

Not the sort of equipment you'd expect to find in the opticians.

You’ve got to get at those optical nerves somehow...

 

[JuanTwoThree]

A square more authoritarian but also a square less lefty. I don't think Uncle Joe can be done.

 

[Serge Forward]

bored at work, so
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And that's the right answer

 

[A380]

bored at work, so
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Libertarian not librarian...

 

[A380]

Didn’t everyone get bored of this sometime in the previous millennium? Is it some kind of retro-cool to throw out old internet bollocks from the last century? Looking forward to the revived Kersall Massive/Inspired by Kittens enthusiasm. Bring it on.

All your political kompass belong to us

 

[ska invita]

Just came across a political compass in a 1970s sociology book about attitudes and suggests that something called the Rokeach Value Survey from 1973 was doing this

Got to wondering when the compass axis was first used and surprisingly according to wiki there are two earlier ones from Rokeach:

"A similar chart appeared in 1970 in The Floodgates of Anarchy by Albert Meltzer and Stuart Christie and in 1968 in the Rampart Journal of Individualist Thought by Maurice C. Bryson and William R. McDill.""