04-19-2016, 11:57 PM
I've done a few of these before, I generally get a similar result to you though I think the tests are often quite biased. The first question here for instance which presents an, arguably, false dichotomy between globalisation serving "humanity" or "corporations". It could be possible to do both and it may be true that in some cases corporations trading in a free market is the most effective way to help people.
Putting my cards on the table I'd describe myself as a socialist. However there isn't one school of socialism I particularly identify with (and I worry that a lot of socialist schools of thought are too stuck in the past). My ideal (utopian) society would be full "techno"-communist. A stateless, classless, moneyless society bought about by common ownership of automated means of production. My ideal (practical) society is a social democracy supported by a fair voting system (e.g multi-member STV) with a private market for non-essentials dominated by worker-owned firms
Putting my cards on the table I'd describe myself as a socialist. However there isn't one school of socialism I particularly identify with (and I worry that a lot of socialist schools of thought are too stuck in the past). My ideal (utopian) society would be full "techno"-communist. A stateless, classless, moneyless society bought about by common ownership of automated means of production. My ideal (practical) society is a social democracy supported by a fair voting system (e.g multi-member STV) with a private market for non-essentials dominated by worker-owned firms
OA Wish list:
- DNI
- Internal medical system
- A dormbot, because domestic chores suck!