I gave my reasoning on it already, that the limited information of the binary doesn’t pretend to add more clarification. It is an oversimplification, but it doesn’t attempt to quantify what cannot be quantified. Trying to compare qualitative differences on a quantifiable graph is already far more complicated than simply comparing ideologies and positions directly to each other, alongside the fact that the idea that authority and liberty are counterposed being inherently wrong.
A binary of Left=Anti-capitalism, and Right=Pro-capitalism is actually useful, whereas the compass isn’t.
Happy to hear your reasoning.
I gave my reasoning on it already, that the limited information of the binary doesn’t pretend to add more clarification. It is an oversimplification, but it doesn’t attempt to quantify what cannot be quantified. Trying to compare qualitative differences on a quantifiable graph is already far more complicated than simply comparing ideologies and positions directly to each other, alongside the fact that the idea that authority and liberty are counterposed being inherently wrong.
I’m not going to.