In politics everybody sucks. Well almost, David didn't say anything bad about the crazy centrists yet! https://twitter.com/davidshor/status/1048493528815493120 …
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I used to think it was more telling until I realized how fucked up academics are in general, and which kind of persons academia attracts. After that, I was a lot less impressed by this argument. Now a days, the political climate causes the result almost itself...
Mind you that many measures of openness rely on items that include items about aspects of political leftism. So in a way, it's an artificial result, consequence of sneaky bias in the test construction. There's a few other cases like that (RWA measure, for instance).
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This doesn't seem very ideological to me at allpic.twitter.com/MLsRAYPz9B
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That definition was from the chart I linked to. In general basically all political science research you'll see uses a pretty similar adjective approach because it's short and something you can put on surveys.
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If anything, my reading of the literature is that IQ->strongly more socially liberal views and weakly more libertarian economic policy. Asking about candidates or parties muddles things because they don't map that closely to those underlying axis.
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That's more true in Europe than in the US, just because our two-party system polarizes the kind of people who would vote for D66 to become more economically leftist. But some evidence you're starting to see similar dynamics in Europe now too.https://twitter.com/davidshor/status/980238259954515973 …
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