I found this awhile ago and couldn't remember where I saw it... I stumbled across it again today. I didn't think I'd actually ever post something from the NY Times... but this is cool.
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So, where do you fit in, according to your fellow citizens? Is there anything that surprises you about the poll results?
http://www.nytimes.com/packages/html.../index_01.html

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This is really fun to play around with. It even gives you an average percentile based on the data you enter. You can also check out how class breaks down, income motility, and nationwide poll data on class.While there are many characteristics that could be used to describe a person's class, among the most influential are the person's occupation, education, income, and wealth. Below are different ways of looking at class using these factors, as well as an examination of how mobility has changed in recent decades. The fourth tab presents results from a poll conducted by The Times that asked people about class issues.
So, where do you fit in, according to your fellow citizens? Is there anything that surprises you about the poll results?
http://www.nytimes.com/packages/html.../index_01.html