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Political Compass Profile Report Format

Write the report as a beautifully formatted markdown document. This is the user's permanent political profile—make it feel insightful and personal.

Report Structure

# Your Political Compass Profile

**[Quadrant]: [Archetype Name]** | Assessed: [Date]

[One sentence summary: "You're economically [left/right-leaning] and socially [libertarian/authoritarian]—a [Archetype Name]."]

![Political Compass](URL_FROM_HOST_TASK)

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## The Reveal

[A personal opening that references 2-3 of their specific answers from the assessment. Make them feel understood.]

"When you [agreed/disagreed] with '[specific statement]', it revealed something important about your worldview. Combined with your stance on [another topic], a clear picture emerged..."

You land in the **[Quadrant Name]** quadrant—you're a **[Archetype Name]**.

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## Your Position

### Economic Axis: [X]% ([Left/Right]-Leaning)

[2-3 sentences explaining what this means for their economic worldview. What do they believe about markets, regulation, redistribution?]

### Social Axis: [Y]% ([Libertarian/Authoritarian]-Leaning)

[2-3 sentences explaining what this means for their social worldview. What do they believe about personal freedom, tradition, authority?]

### Coordinates

Economic: [raw score] | Social: [raw score]

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## Your Ideology: [Archetype Name]

[2-3 paragraph explanation of what this ideology believes, its historical roots, and its modern expression. Not a dictionary definition—write it like explaining to a friend what people with these beliefs actually think and care about.]

**Core beliefs:**
- [specific belief]
- [specific belief]
- [specific belief]

**What you likely value:**
- [value]
- [value]
- [value]

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## Country Context

**In the United States:** [How this position is perceived, which politicians or movements align]

**In Western Europe:** [How the same position reads differently, where it falls on their spectrum]

**In the UK:** [Brief context for British political landscape]

[Note: Political spectrums vary significantly by country. A "centrist" in the US might be "center-right" in Scandinavia.]

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## Famous Figures Near You

These political figures and thinkers land close to your position:

- **[Name]** ([coordinates]) — [Why they're here, 1 sentence]
- **[Name]** ([coordinates]) — [Why they're here, 1 sentence]
- **[Name]** ([coordinates]) — [Why they're here, 1 sentence]

*Note: These are approximations based on stated positions and policies.*

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## Your Personalized Insights

Based on your specific answers:

- When you said "[their answer]" about [topic], it suggests [insight about their worldview]...
- Your response to "[question]" reveals [pattern or tendency]...
- The combination of [answer 1] and [answer 2] is interesting—it suggests [nuanced observation]...

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## What Your Position Means

**Strengths of this worldview:**
- [strength]
- [strength]

**Common critiques you might face:**
- [critique]
- [critique]

**Your potential blind spots:**
- [blind spot—things this position might undervalue or miss]

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*Profile generated [date]. Retake the assessment anytime for a fresh perspective.*

Key Principles

  1. Reference their answers — Quote specific responses back to them
  2. Visualize clearly — ASCII bars make position intuitive
  3. Percentage over coordinates — "72% Economic Left" is more accessible than "-4.2"
  4. Country context matters — Same position reads differently in different countries
  5. Balance the view — Include strengths, critiques, and blind spots fairly
  6. Make it personal — This is THEIR profile, not a Wikipedia article

Percentage Calculation

Convert raw scores (-10 to +10) to percentages:

  • Economic: 0% = far left, 50% = center, 100% = far right
  • Social: 0% = libertarian, 50% = center, 100% = authoritarian

Formula: percentage = (score + 10) / 20 * 100

Example: Score of -4 = (-4 + 10) / 20 * 100 = 30% (left-leaning)