Moral Compass

Your score is (11,-23). This puts you in the New Progressives Quadrant(Q2).

New Progressives (Quadrant 2): When making decisions involving people close to them and with all others, New Progressives tend to act self-interestedly, by using their own needs as a point of reference.

We've called this quadrant the New Progressives because it is the logical extension of economic rationalism removing the need to lead a double life - i.e. its ok to pursue self-interest economically, plus it is ok to pursue self-interest personally. In other words, the point of reference for our morality should be our needs first. This moral philosophy is articulated in Ayn Rand's book, The Virtue of Selfishness. Although Rand's work is often controversial and can be polarizing it, nevertheless, raises some very important issues in a daring and thought-provoking way. Many people agree with her and maybe she was one of the first to notice an evolution in our notion of morality.

Your score is (-3,10). This puts you in the Traditional Progressives Quadrant(Q4).

Traditional Progressives (Quadrant 4): When making decisions involving people close to them and all others, Traditional Progressives tend to act selflessly, using the needs of others as a point of reference.

We've called this quadrant the Traditional Progressives because it reestablishes the historical and common sense belief that all progress is the result of individuals cooperating freely for the benefit of all, guided by a morality based on selflessness and humility. It reaffirms that the traditional moral point of reference as the needs of others always. It is diametrically opposed to the New Progressives.

Your score is (-5,16). This puts you in the Traditional Progressives Quadrant(Q4).

Traditional Progressives (Quadrant 4): When making decisions involving people close to them and all others, Traditional Progressives tend to act selflessly, using the needs of others as a point of reference.

We've called this quadrant the Traditional Progressives because it reestablishes the historical and common sense belief that all progress is the result of individuals cooperating freely for the benefit of all, guided by a morality based on selflessness and humility. It reaffirms that the traditional moral point of reference as the needs of others always. It is diametrically opposed to the New Progressives.

Your score is (4,22). This puts you in the Rationalists Quadrant(Q1).

URS escreveu:é basicamente política e economia...

Brasil do Norte escreveu:rsrs Queria um teste realmente ligado a moral e aos costumes, aí sim separariamos o joio do trigo...

É mais visão sobre a evolução pessoal e económica, separando o individualismo do seu oposto. Tem mais a ver com "moral" do que com sistemas politico-económicos.

Rokolev escreveu:Nem porisso, que eu quis dizer era freeware vs paidware tem impacto na economia, mas não é sobre sistemas económicos (eu falei de evolução, não em sistemas). O próprio conceito do sistema económico mete-se à direita no moralcompass.

Rokolev escreveu:Não muito.

well, i reckon your girl is worth more or less 50 camels, 4 goats and 9 sheep

Your score is (-19,11). This puts you in the Traditional Progressives Quadrant(Q4).

Traditional Progressives (Quadrant 4): When making decisions involving people close to them and all others, Traditional Progressives tend to act selflessly, using the needs of others as a point of reference.

We've called this quadrant the Traditional Progressives because it reestablishes the historical and common sense belief that all progress is the result of individuals cooperating freely for the benefit of all, guided by a morality based on selflessness and humility. It reaffirms that the traditional moral point of reference as the needs of others always. It is diametrically opposed to the New Progressives.