What this result means

You prioritise individual freedoms, social, religious, and political, and are sceptical of the state's role in policing culture or expression. This is a rights-first, socially progressive position.

Where you land on the four axes

  • Economy: balanced, not your defining axis.
  • Authority: strongly libertarian, deeply wary of state coercion.
  • Tradition: progressive, opposes the state enforcing custom or morality.
  • Nation: balanced, moderate on nationalism.

Typical positions

People with this result tend to defend free expression, privacy, and personal autonomy, and to oppose laws like UAPA and pervasive surveillance, while holding economics more loosely.

Closest ideologies

This result shares the civil-liberties core of libertarianism and classical liberalism without necessarily endorsing their free-market economics.

Where you might disagree with your closest match

Your defence of liberty is consistent, but without a fixed economic view you may part ways with free-market libertarians over welfare and redistribution.