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@p @f0x @MK2boogaloo @sampler @sicp @histoire3 If you want better questions, I find that this one (https://prismquiz.github.io/) is solid though it's a bit short which can lead to oddball results sometimes. But yeah these things are give and take. I liked the results for this one but not so much the questions, whereas the one I've linked I like the questions and answers but not so much the results. Even so, being good at one thing automatically makes it better than like 90% of the alternatives IMO (hence my recommendation to those who are test junkies). Most of these things just suck at everything frankly.

@sicp @sampler @MK2boogaloo @f0x @p @plague I like individualism vs collectivism as a barometer the most, though any such binary will be overly simplistic in nature. The issue with liberty/authority as the determinant is that left libs and right libs disagree on what actually creates liberty (ancaps champion negative liberty while ancoms champion positive liberty) and consequently both basically accuse the opposite side of being tyrants in a sheep's clothing. I think that to some extent the fact that both pre-eminently distrust/oppose authority shows that they agree on at least a basic life outlook though. By the way, check your XMPP.

@sampler @amerika @MK2boogaloo @f0x @p @plague @sicp Kind of, but more of a natural aristocracy (or "natural order", as Hoppe would put it) as opposed to the artificial aristocracy where idiots inherited positions solely because of their birthright or chumminess with the king. This is less likely to happen in Ancapistan because the government is nonexistent and thus theoretically rising to power would be more merit-based since the state can't just subsidise cronies/parasites, and private entities will generally want to do whatever generates the most profit (Bureaucratic Rule of Two).

Personally anarcho-capitalism is a bit too oligarchic and urbanite for my taste and I am more of a minarchist as a result, but it is a very misunderstood ideology and the whole "McNuke" characterisation, while funny, is a bit unfair I believe. Like most ancaps want intellectual "property" abolished, and that right there would solve a lot of the issues with our present megacorps because they are basically just big IP rackets when you really get down to it.