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Friday, September 6, 2013

We're breaking the mould

Posted on 2:47 AM by Unknown
I had a go at completing a political compass that supposedly tells you where you fit on the political spectrum. As I suspected the compass could not cope with someone who does not belong within the current left-liberal vs right-liberal political framework.

I ended up close to the very centre of the compass:


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