I don't think one was posted yet (couldn't find it), but mods feel free to delete if it's a duplicate.
http://dichotomytests.com/test.html?id=0
http://dichotomytests.com/test.html?id=0

Exactly. I had more questions, but there was no way to clarify anything.Some of these questions need to be qualified more. Like "Emotions should never be considered in making decisions". What decisions? Personal relationship decisions or scientific belief decisions? "People have a right to pursue as much pleasure as possible." You mean, above moral considerations or within moral considerations?
These results show the trouble making dichotomies out of everything. A lot of my positions on these spectrum are not one dimensional, or they're conditional or situational.
Materialism vs Spiritualism
52.3-47.7
I believe the physical world is made of material, but in considerations of the human world are 'Virtually spiritual', greater than the sum of the material that humans are made of.
Egoism vs Altruism
27.3-72.7
If I'm being completely honest my responses may not necessarily reflect my behavior if it ever came down to the hard decisions, but I hope they would. And the wording of these questions don't match the description. The description is individualism vs collectivism but all the questions are "How selfish are you".
Idealism vs Pragmatism
63.1-36.9
I'm idealistic in pursuit and goal, pragmatic in procedure for attaining that goal.
Hedonism vs Asceticism
43.9-56.1
I don't believe pleasure and meaning are conflicting pursuits.
Nihilism vs Moralism
55.0-45.0
I believe morality is objective, but situational and arising from human constructs rather than anything inherent in the universe.
Rationalism vs Romanticism
53.4-46.6
Rationalism in terms of belief, romanticism in terms of personal relationships.
Skepticism vs Absolutism
62.5-37.5
I believe we should always be skeptical, but scientific and mathematical facts can indeed just be proven. Moral issues can never be completely understood.
These seven categories being treated as one dimensional spectra make them too broad to apply to fully describe how a person thinks.
Some of these questions need to be qualified more. Like "Emotions should never be considered in making decisions". What decisions? Personal relationship decisions or scientific belief decisions? "People have a right to pursue as much pleasure as possible." You mean, above moral considerations or within moral considerations?
These results show the trouble making dichotomies out of everything. A lot of my positions on these spectrum are not one dimensional, or they're conditional or situational.
I agree. I hit the neutral tab on several, largely because of that.Some of these questions need to be qualified more.
I don’t know how to post an image from a phone and with no access to image hosting, and can’t quite justify the premium membership though it is next on the list of things for me, but anyway. I’m broadly fifty fifty, with a heavy lean toward altruism, spiritualism and asceticism.
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