Sample Polyaxis Profile

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Fictional example. This profile demonstrates the real result experience and does not describe a real person.

Top type

Restorative Libertarian

46% match

Supports civil liberties and believes justice should focus on repair and reconciliation.

then Cosmopolitan Liberal (40%), Principled Dove (34%)

Your clearest position is Civil Liberties on Liberty & Public Order. Your political style most strongly leans Expert Delegation. Your principles/practice alignment is mixed.

Top type:Restorative LibertarianStrongest axis:Liberty & Public OrderAlignment:80/100 · MixedCoverage:333 of 350 answered

17 “not sure” answers — recorded but never scored; they reduce coverage instead of faking a position.

Core profile

Your defining dimensions

Liberty & Public Order+48%
Security/OrderModerate Civil LibertiesCivil Liberties
Moderate Civil Liberties · 95% of items answeredDetails →
Cultural Continuity+47%
TraditionalistModerate ProgressivistProgressivist
Moderate Progressivist · 95% of items answeredDetails →
Scope of Obligation+46%
ParticularistModerate UniversalistUniversalist
Moderate Universalist · 95% of items answeredDetails →
Distribution & Property-45%
RedistributionistModerate RedistributionistProperty-Rights
Moderate Redistributionist · 95% of items answeredDetails →

What stands out

Strongest conviction

Civil Liberties on Liberty & Public Order (+48%).
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Strongest style facet

Expert Delegation on Epistemic Authority (+51%).
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Principles vs. practical choices

Your largest register gap is on Democratic Constraint — your practical choices sit 67% away from your stated principles.
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Sharpest value conflict

Civil Liberties vs. Economic CoordinationYou protected Civil Liberties when it collided with Market-Directed (Economic Coordination), but gave it up for State-Directed (Economic Coordination). The framing, not the value, decided.
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How scoring works

Each question contributes to one or more axes with a fixed direction and weight. “Not sure” answers are recorded but never scored — they reduce coverage instead of faking a position — while a “neither / balanced” answer counts as a real neutral. Deliberate collision scenarios are excluded from axis scores and analyzed separately as value conflicts.

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Result details
Profile:
Fictional demonstration
Question bank:
v2.2
Responses:
350 recorded (105 conceptual, 228 practical, 17 not sure)