[dynachrome]

My score was "bad to terrible".

[dynachrome]

Link to quiz:

https://abcfinance.co.uk/social-credit-quiz/index.html

[CaptainK]

I would probably be in trouble because I won’t take that stupid test and I’m using the internet to say so

[KarlInOhio]

I went from FR to this quiz and the first question was "Have you ever criticised the government on social media?"

A better question would be "Have you ever had anything nice to say about the government?"

I did notice that most of the questions were phrased "Have you ever...?" Even 99% obedience is not sufficient.

[ocrp1982]

Bad to Terrible. And, damn proud of it!!!

[asinclair]

Personally, I think that the point of the article and the quiz was to show how such a scoring system is not an unbiased look at you. Just being aware of the scoring system would make most people modify their behaviors, and not for the best for society. We have a fracture now in USA society because of politics; I see the imposition of any social scoring system as contributing to deeper fissures. Not to mention the growth in CCTV monitoring. It's not very more steps to the totalitarian observation by Big Brother, as suggested in the book 1984.

[CodeToad]

This can burn liberals: Never hire nor work for nor shop at any establishment with a high score, meaning a liberal score.

[amadeus]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nosedive_(Black_Mirror)

Where we are headed.

[Little Ray]

Yes, Social Credit would affect my behavior.
First, I’d do my best to game the system.
Then, I would be looking for revenge on the people who imposed it.

[Jess Kitting]

Why are we copying Communist China now?

That system works so well over there. (/sarcasm)

[joma89]

I was a little disappointed. I scored bad to terrible as well. I was hoping for just plain terrible.

[Flycatcher]

I’m “bad to terrible.”

Disappointing. I was hoping to be just terrible.

[napscoordinator]

This test is crap. Only 35 percent admitted to breaking a driving law? BS! It should be 100 percent. Everyone has at least broke the speed limit in their lives.

[MrLucky1966]

Bad to terrible here too and proud of it!

[DannyTN]

I lied on all the questions and told them what I thought they wanted to hear.... Including on those questions where I could easily be proven wrong.

I got good to excellent with the arrow pointing to the bottom of the green.

[afsnco]

Mine too. The whole point of the quiz is to encourage conformity. It’s anti 1A, 2A, you name it. Coitus them and the equine they rode in on.

[Taxman]

So was mine!

[a real Sheila]

I found it amusing how when I answered in the affirmative to the questions about have you ever criticized the government or have you ever disobeyed a traffic law, and it popped up with a very LOW percentage or people had answered the way I had, it shows how many people lie. Come on! EVERYBODY and I mean everybody has driven over the speed limit or followed too closely at least once, which qualifies for “have you ever.” Based on what I witness daily, 90% of people drive over the speed limit.

And the question about posting an article without checking the facts - how does one ever know if something is truly factual. Remember during the election how posting of every story about the cheating was followed by “this has been debunked”? All that ultimately means is that “someone with power dislikes this, therefore we declare this to be a lie.”

[dforest]

I flunked

[VastRWCon]

mine too: bad to terrible

winner!

[bgill]

I’m not taking a data collecting test. That statement alone just got me put on someone’s list.