> Some propositions are extreme, and some are more moderate.
> That's how we can show you whether you lean towards extremism or
> moderation on the Compass.

> Some of the propositions are intentionally vague. Their purpose is
> to trigger buzzwords in the mind of the user, measuring feelings and
> prejudices rather than detailed opinions on policy.

> Sean wrote:
>

>> Some propositions are extreme, and some are more moderate.
>> That's how we can show you whether you lean towards extremism or
>> moderation on the Compass.

>
> You don't "show" anything until you've defined "extreme" and "moderation"
> is terms that are measurable, justified the metric, and then shown that
> the
> questionnaire items measure the metric.
>

>> Some of the propositions are intentionally vague. Their purpose is
>> to trigger buzzwords in the mind of the user, measuring feelings and
>> prejudices rather than detailed opinions on policy.

>
> Then it is not a tool for measurement of political opinions, but of the
> popularity of various prejudices.
> ...