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True neutral. 2.8% good, 7.7% chaotic. Meh.
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Neutral good

You are 58.3% Good.
You are 7.7% Lawful.
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Old Jun 29, 2014, 10:46 PM
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True neutral. 2.8% good, 7.7% chaotic. Meh.
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I didn't really care about what I got. I said meh to express that.
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Chaotic good.

I believe in constant, open and expressive engagement even if im unable to at times myself.

But then again i dont live in an oppressive utilitarian society, thankfully , that would make my condition much worse

What did you get on yours.

Also i didnt actually do the test , i just picked from the image.

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Why is chrome leading the chant?
More people use chrome and my IT friends recommend it because it's usually the fastest.
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Old Jun 30, 2014, 07:43 AM
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More people use chrome and my IT friends recommend it because it's usually the fastest.
File:Usage share of web browsers (Source StatCounter).svg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Oh wow you are right....even IE is higher than Firefox.....I tried chrome once and I didn't greatly care for it it felt less customizable...I'm all about having it your way....but good to know....
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Old Jun 30, 2014, 07:49 AM
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Chaotic good.

I believe in constant, open and expressive engagement even if im unable to at times myself.

But then again i dont live in an oppressive utilitarian society, thankfully , that would make my condition much worse

What did you get on yours.

Also i didnt actually do the test , i just picked from the image.

I was neutral good.....so the first dimension is about the law....lawful pretty much put the law above all else, neutral well they'll follow he law if convenient but if it gets in the way to their goals they will break it, chaos they actively have an issue with the law....basically they are anarchists....are you sure you're chaotic...you never struck me that way....
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I was neutral good.....so the first dimension is about the law....lawful pretty much put the law above all else, neutral well they'll follow he law if convenient but if it gets in the way to their goals they will break it, chaos they actively have an issue with the law....basically they are anarchists....are you sure you're chaotic...you never struck me that way....
No im not chaotic , i think politics is really important , i have huge admiration for politicians. im a naturalist and an empericist though, i dont belong in the camp that says 'things turn out for the best' , i think life is competitive and freedom is not for free. Maybe that choice wasnt the best. Dont know . It seemed the closest.
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I'm Neutral Good. Interesting; I have never seen this test before! And I have to wonder, though, about some of the options..are there really so many people out there who are so "evil"? I can't imagine ever getting someone in trouble for shoplifting and then taking the CD myself, or rubbing it in my friend's face that I have aspirin and they don't when we both have a headache...are there really non-psychopathic people out there who would do stuff like that?

I have no clue how this influences how I deal with hallucinations. I've only had one period of "command hallucinations" when I was being told to kill myself. I ignored it for a long time; why should I listen to dead people and inanimate objects? But a few weeks in, I became really suicidal over a minor situational occurence. So I think that the telepathic commands I had been receiving affected my behavior eventually. So maybe because I'm "neutral" with authority, I'll initially resist command hallucinations, but as they continue I'll give in to them because they've worn down my resolve?
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I got Lawful Good: 58.3% good & 33.3% lawful

As a lawful good person, you tend to act as you are expected to. You tell the truth, keep your word, help those in need, and speak out against injustice. You believe that the guilty deserve to be punished. You believe in bringing good to the most people possible while doing a minimum amount of harm. You are stern but fair.
You are the stereotypical “Crusader.” You combine honor and compassion.
Examples of characters and people who fit into the same alignment as you include Superman, Abraham Lincoln, Phileas Fogg, Captain Picard, Sherlock Holmes, and The Tick (who is also sometimes revered to be “Lawful Stupid.”

I don't really understand what this has to do with voices though? I am very conforming in general. There's a store nearby that has a one way system around the showroom bit, and I feel uncomfortable going the 'wrong' way round. This stops me doing 'socially unacceptable' things like talking out loud to voices, and tin foiling my head or my bedroom (why do I think aluminium foil would stop the thought suppression frequency??)

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Old Jun 30, 2014, 04:23 PM
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I got Lawful Good: 58.3% good & 33.3% lawful

As a lawful good person, you tend to act as you are expected to. You tell the truth, keep your word, help those in need, and speak out against injustice. You believe that the guilty deserve to be punished. You believe in bringing good to the most people possible while doing a minimum amount of harm. You are stern but fair.
You are the stereotypical “Crusader.” You combine honor and compassion.
Examples of characters and people who fit into the same alignment as you include Superman, Abraham Lincoln, Phileas Fogg, Captain Picard, Sherlock Holmes, and The Tick (who is also sometimes revered to be “Lawful Stupid.”

I don't really understand what this has to do with voices though? I am very conforming in general. There's a store nearby that has a one way system around the showroom bit, and I feel uncomfortable going the 'wrong' way round. This stops me doing 'socially unacceptable' things like talking out loud to voices, and tin foiling my head or my bedroom (why do I think aluminium foil would stop the thought suppression frequency??)

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You are the first lawful one here....my thoughts on the voices is that if you recognize the voice as an authority in some way you might respond in a typical lawful way...let's say your voice is the prime minister and he tells you to do something even if it's just to eat a doughnut are you more likely to listen than I would be if the voice of Obama told me to do something? I don't know if it's true or not just a thought...so because you're motivated by good it would have to be something with a net positive outcome. Alternately would you be less inclined to believe the voices and instead rely on the laws of this world as you have particular respect for them above your own laws? I don't know it was all just fodder for conversation....
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You are the first lawful one here....my thoughts on the voices is that if you recognize the voice as an authority in some way you might respond in a typical lawful way...let's say your voice is the prime minister and he tells you to do something even if it's just to eat a doughnut are you more likely to listen than I would be if the voice of Obama told me to do something? I don't know if it's true or not just a thought...so because you're motivated by good it would have to be something with a net positive outcome. Alternately would you be less inclined to believe the voices and instead rely on the laws of this world as you have particular respect for them above your own laws? I don't know it was all just fodder for conversation....
Well lawful was only 33.3%, idk what the cut off was but it doesn't seem that high. Also I don't think the Qs differentiated between morals and laws. I can't really think of an example, but I wouldn't do something that morally I disagreed with even if it was legal, but a lot of things that I'm morally against do happen to be illegal.

I wouldn't do anything a David Cameron voice told me to do, even something like 'eat a doughnut', just because he is prime minister, same as I ignored all the other stupid things the voices told me to do. I'm my own person. I don't do what voices say, or laws say, unless I agree with them.

Also what does 'D and D style' mean? All I can think of is Dungeons and Dragons, which shows that I watch too much Big Bang Theory!

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Old Jun 30, 2014, 04:55 PM
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I'm Neutral Good. Interesting; I have never seen this test before! And I have to wonder, though, about some of the options..are there really so many people out there who are so "evil"? I can't imagine ever getting someone in trouble for shoplifting and then taking the CD myself, or rubbing it in my friend's face that I have aspirin and they don't when we both have a headache...are there really non-psychopathic people out there who would do stuff like that?

I have no clue how this influences how I deal with hallucinations. I've only had one period of "command hallucinations" when I was being told to kill myself. I ignored it for a long time; why should I listen to dead people and inanimate objects? But a few weeks in, I became really suicidal over a minor situational occurence. So I think that the telepathic commands I had been receiving affected my behavior eventually. So maybe because I'm "neutral" with authority, I'll initially resist command hallucinations, but as they continue I'll give in to them because they've worn down my resolve?
Yeah it's not really based on reality I don't know what the natural distribution would be for people it's actually used to make a balanced gaming system so there are a variety of characters. Most of the places I've seen results on line people tend toward neutral good but people here really have a lot of true neutral character...I can't imagine anyone with chaotic tendencies would do well on this site they would most likely be banned but we could easily get lawful evil here though because they follow the rules but use the rules to gain power for themselves....evil on his test is really just orientation toward yourself and the best outcome to you. So neutral you help friends but not strangers, good you help strangers often above yourself, evil you help yourself but not others. It's not necessarily as malevolent as the questions seem it can simply be I saw someone who needed help and did not help them because it would have cost me something time, money, effort whatever...
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Well lawful was only 33.3%, idk what the cut off was but it doesn't seem that high. Also I don't think the Qs differentiated between morals and laws. I can't really think of an example, but I wouldn't do something that morally I disagreed with even if it was legal, but a lot of things that I'm morally against do happen to be illegal.

I wouldn't do anything a David Cameron voice told me to do, even something like 'eat a doughnut', just because he is prime minister, same as I ignored all the other stupid things the voices told me to do. I'm my own person. I don't do what voices say, or laws say, unless I agree with them.

Also what does 'D and D style' mean? All I can think of is Dungeons and Dragons, which shows that I watch too much Big Bang Theory!

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It is dungeons and dragons...this is part of character development...they use it in a lot of video games too....it's certainly not scientifically validated in any way. 33 percent is actually the cut off while you are technically lawful it's just barely a lot of what you think is neutral just like for me I'm barely good a lot of what I think is neutral ie if you help me I'll help you vs here let me help you with no expectations...

Also it's not about doing bad things for you since you're good but it's more about not being able to break the law to do good things. If you had to drive a friend to the hospital in an emergency you would theoretically have trouble running red lights even if the traffic were clear....others would just say f it and I don't want my friend to die we're speeding and running lights.
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It is dungeons and dragons...this is part of character development...they use it in a lot of video games too....it's certainly not scientifically validated in any way. 33 percent is actually the cut off while you are technically lawful it's just barely a lot of what you think is neutral just like for me I'm barely good a lot of what I think is neutral ie if you help me I'll help you vs here let me help you with no expectations...

Also it's not about doing bad things for you since you're good but it's more about not being able to break the law to do good things. If you had to drive a friend to the hospital in an emergency you would theoretically have trouble running red lights even if the traffic were clear....others would just say f it and I don't want my friend to die we're speeding and running lights.
Thanks for explaining Sometimes!

I can see from your example that I would have trouble speeding to rush someone to the hospital, though more because it is dangerous than the Police, because if I deemed that it was an emergency, I could justify that to myself even if I got a ticket. My Dad actually got away with going the wrong way down a one way system to get a colleague to hospital. The police saw him and put their sirens on, but it was right around the corner from the hospital so he didn't stop for them. The guy, stupidly, had tried to catch a falling plane of glass that my Dad dropped from up a ladder (he told him to get out of the way, but the guy panicked) and it had practically severed both his hands. Luckily Dad got him to the hospital before he bled out and he got his hands put back on, but lost quite a bit of function. The docs said that Dad saved his life, and so the police let him off. I've seen an ambulance totalled when blue lighting it through a junction at speed, and so the thought of being in a serous accident worries me more than a ticket. A ticket I can pay or argue the extenuating factors, but crashing the car while rushing someone to hospital rather defeats the point. I've gotten away from your point though

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Thanks for explaining Sometimes!

I can see from your example that I would have trouble speeding to rush someone to the hospital, though more because it is dangerous than the Police, because if I deemed that it was an emergency, I could justify that to myself even if I got a ticket. My Dad actually got away with going the wrong way down a one way system to get a colleague to hospital. The police saw him and put their sirens on, but it was right around the corner from the hospital so he didn't stop for them. The guy, stupidly, had tried to catch a falling plane of glass that my Dad dropped from up a ladder (he told him to get out of the way, but the guy panicked) and it had practically severed both his hands. Luckily Dad got him to the hospital before he bled out and he got his hands put back on, but lost quite a bit of function. The docs said that Dad saved his life, and so the police let him off. I've seen an ambulance totalled when blue lighting it through a junction at speed, and so the thought of being in a serous accident worries me more than a ticket. A ticket I can pay or argue the extenuating factors, but crashing the car while rushing someone to hospital rather defeats the point. I've gotten away from your point though

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Right but you are also only 33% lawful so you wouldn't answer everything lawfully any more than I would answer everything good. With the question about the bracelet you buy for your friend that you really like when you get home...I've had that actually happen and I kept the bracelet for myself it's not like I told them it was for them or rubbed it in their face or anything so they never knew I originally meant it to be for them but I still put myself above a friend which is somewhere between neutral and evil on this scale. For the aspirin...I had to actually think very hard about sharing because to me if they don't prepare for such events then it must not bother them to experience pain as much as it does me because I always keep two extra strength something in my purse and it's the same people who need them all the time...I'm not a vending machine carry your own meds you know...so yeah I have some not good leanings mixed in despite barely coming out as good....
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You do the best good that a person could be expected to do. You are devoted to helping others. You are willing to work with authority figures, but you do not feel any particular allegiance to them.
You are the stereotypical “Benefactor.” You believe in doing good without any particular bias for or against order.
Examples of charactersand people who fit into the same alignment as you include Mother Theresa, Ghandi, Gandalf, Indiana Jones, O-Bi-Wan Kenobi, Luke Skywalker, Harry Potter, Frodo Baggins, and the Dalai Lama.
You are 55.6% Good.
You are 5.1% Chaotic

I'm surprised! I thought I'd get the evil one, hahaha.

I tend to ignore my voices, or try and shut them out. I hate them.
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Hmmmm interesting...

Alignment: Chaotic Good


You don't care about what other people expect of you. You act as your conscience directs you. You carve your own path through life, but you are generally kind and benevolent. You believe in what is good and right, but have little regard for rules and laws. You despise bullies and others who try to control people through intimidation. You follow your own moral compass, which may conflict with the ideals of society despite your good intent You are the stereotypical “Rebel.” You combine a good heart with a free spirit.Examples of charactersand people who fit into the same alignment as you include Thomas Jefferson, Walt Whitman, Han Solo, Batman, The Flash, Robin Hood, Oscar Wilde, Captain Kirk, Zorro, and Austin Powers.
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Ok did the test. I come out as true neutral , ( doesnt correspond with the image you posted). Im 10% chaotic , and 19.4% good.

So if i was a country id be switzerland. Cool

Alignment: True Neutral

You do whatever seems like a good idea at the time. You don't feel any strong inclination towards good vs. evil or law vs. chaos. Some may say that you lack conviction, while others might admire you for your capability of remaining unbiased. You likely prefer good versus evil in society, since good people tend to make better neighbors and rulers, but you are not personally committed to upholding good in any abstract or universal way.
You are the stereotypical “Balancer.” You act in a way that is natural to you without prejudice or compulsion.
Examples of charactersand people who fit into the same alignment as you include Linus Torvalds, Dr. Strangelove, Scott Evil, Mr. Spock, and the nation of Switzerland.

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Ok did the test. I come out as true neutral , ( doesnt correspond with the image you posted). Im 10% chaotic , and 19.4% good.

So if i was a country id be switzerland. Cool

Alignment: True Neutral

You do whatever seems like a good idea at the time. You don't feel any strong inclination towards good vs. evil or law vs. chaos. Some may say that you lack conviction, while others might admire you for your capability of remaining unbiased. You likely prefer good versus evil in society, since good people tend to make better neighbors and rulers, but you are not personally committed to upholding good in any abstract or universal way.
You are the stereotypical “Balancer.” You act in a way that is natural to you without prejudice or compulsion.
Examples of charactersand people who fit into the same alignment as you include Linus Torvalds, Dr. Strangelove, Scott Evil, Mr. Spock, and the nation of Switzerland.
Yeah there are actaully more variations than the image allows for and people interpret it differently so what one person believes is neutral is lawful neutral for someone else's picture but ents are really common for true neutral....I just picked one where I actually recognized all nine characters. It's especially hard for neutral since you'll still have leanings and given that you have chaotic good leanings you were actually pretty close with your original guess....but yeah we have a ton of true neutral people here compared to any place I've seen.

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