I think that the bias also comes from asking/answering in different contexts. For example, one might run into trouble when rating herself on the statement, "I strive to benefit myself more than others", if she found the two things to be synonymous.

Also, it does make sense that you would get the end you focused on. This is, after all, an examination of your values. It would be as honest as you are, if not for the glaring ambiguities.

nah, I would save people, but only people that I know and care about. As long as it doesn't require too much effort. XD

95% hedonism and 85% existentialism rule the roost. (Divine command was 0%.)

EDIT: Basically, FOR THE LULZ

I'm one

Existentialism
95%
Nihilism
90%
Hedonism
75%
Utilitarianism
50%
Strong Egoism
50%
Justice (Fairness)
45%
Kantianism
35%
Apathy
20%
Divine Command
0%


EDIT: I should join Magnagora now?

Guess so. I'm more of a Nietzschean/Satanist. I thought I'd top 100% for egoism.

I wouldn't be surprised, but then I think most gamers are atheists, but that's personal bias.

As a Hedonist, I'm all about only doing what's fun for me. God does not factor into fun, cuz He says not to do lots of fun things XD

Me:
Hedonism
100% <-- Wtf?
Kantianism
85% <-- Wtf?
Strong Egoism
80% <-- I think I was a bit too harsh on myself, in retrospect, regarding the egoism questions.
Justice (Fairness)
60% <-- Expected higher. I blame the justice questions linked with religion (in which case i just went strongly disagree :>)
Existentialism
50% <-- Why is this so high?
Utilitarianism
45% <-- How can I have such a high egoism but also a decent amout of utilitariaism?
Apathy
45% <-- Meh, fair enough
Nihilism
20% <-- I IS NOT A TAINTLING!!! Whoo!
Divine Command
0% <---Pure aetheist here.

Thought I should do a comparison with Rika, the character:
Divine Command
95%
Existentialism
80%
Utilitarianism
80%
Kantianism
65%
Justice (Fairness)
65%
Hedonism
60%
Strong Egoism
30%
Apathy
5%
Nihilism
5%

So many interesting people! Feel free to post related quizzes here, I am going to have to dig up something else...

@Rika: High egoism and utilitarianism could derive from the example above in theory. Associating one's own "good" or well-being with that of society, mutual benefit?

Someone explain that one to me, please. Not having read any Kant yet, I don't fully understand his position, and thus I can't quite work out why I scored 35% on him.

Apart from that, I like my other scores and it fits with my reading list as Sartre, Heidegger, Nietzsche, Camus, Dostoyevsky and Kafka are all authors I like

You Scored as Hedonism
Your life is guided by the principles of Hedonism: You believe that pleasure is a great, or the greatest, good; and you try to enjoy life’s pleasures as much as you can. Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we die!”

Hedonism
85%
Existentialism
60%
Utilitarianism
55%
Justice (Fairness)
50%
Apathy
45%
Strong Egoism
45%
Kantianism
40%
Nihilism
25%
Divine Command
15%

I was rather surprised to be honest

But do you seek lulz for the self before your seek lulz for others?

You Scored as Hedonism
Your life is guided by the principles of Hedonism: You believe that pleasure is a great, or the greatest, good; and you try to enjoy life's pleasures as much as you can. "Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we die!"

Hedonism
85%
Existentialism
85%
Apathy
80%
Justice (Fairness)
60%
Strong Egoism
55%
Nihilism
50%
Kantianism
45%
Utilitarianism
40%
Divine Command
0%


GOD IS DEAD!

The problem with philosophy is there is so much of it out there and a lot of it is quite heavy going. I only managed Heidegger because I found a book with pictures

Well, the god-questions on that test mainly focused around divine revelation. Like for instance, I consider myself a deist but the quiz had no way of reaching that conclusion.

I took the quiz but didn't get any of the percentages things, which makes me sad. But I scored Utilitarianism. Had a tie-breaker between what I assume were Utilitarianism, Hedonism, aaand Existentialism, I'd guess.

Oh necessarily

I'm just gonna go crawl a hole and hide for now.