User blog:ThatDudeRightHere/New test proposal

Okay, so I just had the idea of a political test. It's called 18axes. I don't know how to code a website, so if anyone can make it for me please do. I don't know how much questions there are going to be, but there will be a short version and a long version, and you can answer it from extremely disagree to extremely agree. There will be extremely, strongly, regular and partially levels. Here are the axes:

First axis will be the economic one: equality vs markets. Just think of this as capitalism vs socialism. End of story.

Second will be nation vs world, or diplomatic. Okay, now this has many definitions. However, this definition is nationalism and globalism will be the same as the 12values definition, as economic globalization and intervention will be their own separate things.

Third is civil, liberty vs authority, the civil axis. Liberty supports more civil liberties, while authority tends to support more policing and control in people's lives.

Fourth, societal, which is progress vs tradition. Progress supports more progressive values, while tradition supports going back to what came before the current status quo.

Fifth is the (a)theist, secular vs religion. Secular is where you support freedom of religion, while religion means you support well, religious influence.

Sixth is the regional axis: federal vs unitary. Federalists support stronger local governments while unitarists support stronger national governments.

Seventh we have markets, which is planning vs laissez-faire. Higher planning scores support more economic planning and regulations, while higher laissez-faire scores support distribution of goods and markets through free markets.

Eighth is intervention, isolation vs universal. Isolationists support staying out of international affairs, while universalists support spreading their ideology worldwide.

Ninth, cultural, assimilation vs multicultural. Higher assimilation scores means support of immigrants confirming to the national culture, while multiculturalists support having many cultural identities within the nation.

Tenth is the land axis, property vs georgism. A higher property score means you support rent, while a higher georgism score means you support a land value tax to break up the monopoly on land.

Eleventh is the bioaccelerationist one, acceleration vs regression. This definition of acceleration means technological acceleration, where you support genetic modifications and, at higher scores, transhumanism. Regressionists, on the other hand, support less technological acceleration and, at high levels, a more primitive lifestyle.

Twelfth we have the military axis, peace vs military. Pacifists oppose war and support a more diplomatic option and a more basic military, whereas militarists support a stronger military.

Thirteenth is leadership, democracy vs autocracy. Those with higher democracy scores support elections where you can choose a leader into power, while people with higher autocracy scores support having one person in charge.

Fourteenth we have the trade axis: trade vs protection. Higher trade scores support lower tariffs, while higher protection scores support higher tariffs, protectionism and, at high scores, an autarky.

Fifteenth is the change axis, which is revolution vs reform. Revolutionaries tend to think that reform is not enough and a mass uprising will be more effective. Reformists tend to support more gradual changes to get their ideas into power.

Sixteenth is the ecological axis, environment vs production. Environmentalists support higher environmental regulations, for example implementing a carbon tax, whereas productivists support less environmental regulations in favor of more production.

Seventeenth is the appeal axis, populism vs elitism. Populists tend to appeal towards the common people, whereas elitists think the elite is more suitable to rule than the populace.

Eighteenth is the partisan axis, party vs union. A higher party score means you support party over union and a higher union score means supporting unions.