The magical line that explains it all

In between the second and the third column, you can see the magical line that explains it all:

Dunning-Kruger	Deep inside, you think that you are smarter than everybody else	You know for a fact that lots of people are smarter than you
politics	You are a nationalist	You are an internationalist
About nationality	You generally prefer people of your own nationality	You generally prefer people of your own or similar professions
Immigration	You see immigrants as a threat	You generally don’t care but you believe that there are also interesting immigrants
Politics	You are getting more statist with the day	You are becoming more libertarian with the day
Government	The government must protect you from competition	The government must stop protecting hopeless cases from competition because it only makes them more hopeless
Knowledge	You think that you know everything there is to know	You know that there is much more to know than the little you know
Things you don’t know	You dismiss everything you don’t know or understand as unimportant	You are attracted by things you don’t know or don’t understand
Subjects	You know nothing about the subject but you certainly still know better	You like to listen and learn
Learning	You don’t need to learn, because you know everything already	You learn pretty much all of the time
Girls	When you were young, the girls kind of liked you, but now not anymore	When you were young the girls ignored you but now they run after you
Credentialism	You may not have one, but you think that degrees are very important	You probably have one, but you could not care less about anybody else’s degrees
Degrees	You strongly believe that people with degrees should make more money	You know quite a few poor people with degrees who probably still make too much money for what they do
Crisis	In the slightest economic downturn, you lose everything	You don’t remember the last economic downturn
Salaries	For your job, local salaries are very different around the world	Wherever you go, people doing what you are doing, make pretty much the same
Future outlook	You are continuously afraid of losing your job	You never worry about that kind of things
Applying	You always have to apply and you usually get rejected	You get asked quite often but you are already too busy
CV	They ask you for your CV	They know your CV
Adversity	You blame others	You blame yourself
Money	You live from paycheck to paycheck and you cannot save anything	You are sitting on savings that would allow you to carry on for years
Debt	You badly need payday loans	You may have a mortgage but that is only for tax reasons
Games	If you cannot win, you start cheating	You congratulate the winner
Envy	You envy and therefore hate people in the other column	You feel sorry for people in the other column
Racism	You are racist and even supremacist and you feel superior as you always keep pointing to the achievements of people of your own race but from the other column	You get along with other races, no problem; it does not make any difference to you
Attitude	You easily attack or insult other people	You are generally polite
Religion	You insult other people’s religion	You see the value in family life and the fact that religion encourages it
Islam	You are afraid of Islam	You see Islam as something quite similar to Christianity
Parents	You only have a single mother and no father whose name you may not have been told	Your parents are probably still married
Siblings	If you have brothers and sisters, they are all from different fathers	You get along quite well with your siblings
Women	You are attracted to women who dress like prostitutes; they possibly even are.	You are attracted to women who can at least eat with fork and knife
Life	You think that life is unfair	You enjoy life
Power	If you have even only a little power — you probably don’t — you will abuse it	It is in your nature that you desire to be fair to other people
Conclusion	You are the archetypical loser	You are the archetypical winner