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In general, do you think people tend to play greedy/zero sum games, or prosocial/positive sum games? || You tend to prefer capitalism or socialism more?

zero sum || capitalism
28.3%
zero sum || socialism
16.8%
positive sum | capitalism
42.7%
positive sum | socialism
12.2%

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Aella I hate to say this but the psychs beat you to this and the laziness/communist/zero-sum thinking correlation is a well-documented phenomenon already

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oh no I thought every single twitter poll I had was completely novel what ever shall I do now

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I actually thought they were (though I haven't paid the closest of attention) Fortunately you will be spared psychology jail as you managed o replicate our results

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