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I consider myself a Pragmatist , an Individualist and a Romantic .
I am a raging individualist with feminist tendencies, though I try to keep myself under control.
I am a fierce individualist and proud to be selfish , though in the true sense of the word (Read The Fountainhead for further clarification).
The Individualist or Collectivist? Test
Hi! This test is intended to measure whether you are an individualist or a collectivist. According to social cognition, people from eastern cultures (... ...
The are you a Subbist Test
Subbism is the high art of accepting the truth as it is without letting dogmatism or morals take control of you. A Subbist is an individualist who onl... ...
The Label Tolerance Test
Are you a rugged individualist who spurns the idea of being identified with any given group of people? Or are you a proud member of your community str... ...
The Are you Neurotic or Psychotic Test
We know that we're all a little bit crazy, but ever wondered where you fall in the spectrum? Well now thanks to this completely untested, invalid and ... ...
The "Will You, Will You, Rock Me?" Test
Queen may have been on to something...the first step in rocking me is the sheer will to do it and devising a clever anthem. But can you uphold the sta... ...
Conformity, Society, and Cliques
the reason why
you having to make sure you don't become an "individualist". By
"individualist" (yes, in quotes), I mean someone that *attempts* to
be different ... A true individualist
(without quotes) is one who tries to be nothing at all.
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you all categorise yourselves on the
spectrum of individualist-social ethical systems? (OK that's less
than clear: individualist ethical systems are those which hold the
individual ... difficult to understand or empathise with people who have
individualist ethical systems, which I am starting to think
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this commitment came from - maybe
the combination of being an American, and thus subject to
relentless individualist propaganda, and also having a social
conscience? - but I also don't see why I ought to feel constrained
to settling on any particular position in the individualist/social
spectrum.
A Four Dimensional Political Analysis Scheme
Authoritarian
Individualist (RNAI)Right Nationalist Liberal
Collectivist(RNLC)Right Nationalist Liberal Individualist
(RNLI)Right Humanist Authoritarian Collectivist (RHAC)Right
Humanist Authoritarian Individualist (RHAI)Right Humanist Liberal
Collectivist (RHLC)Right Humanist Liberal Individualist
What's the difference between Barack Obama and Tony Soprano?
and they're part
of the difference between individualist forms of anarchism and
collectivist forms of anarchism. Individualist anarchists (the
lesser-populated form of anarchism, and ... " There's a reason most individualist anarchists some
respect for the American founding fathers--they were *close*.
the unbiased answer to Q: What is the difference between Liberal and Conservative
The individualist believes the individual is more
important than society. ... The individualist can
argue that the less the individual can succeed on his own terms,
the less he will be able to contribute to society, and as a
Being an anarchist sucks
Better yet, I am
going to make a leap of faith here and assume that your going to go
on some collectivist anarchist claim to monopoly over the term
based on some ridiculous appeal to historical existence prior to
individualist anarchism...despite truthfully coming AFTER
individualist anarchism.
I'm the Boogeyman, and I'm coming to getcha
:pBut be that as it may, I might seem like an rigid individualist, but I do enjoy a good social activity
very now and then, but being a strong introvert, I'll need time to
"recharge".
