How unique is your moral signature? This tool measures the "surprisal" of your beliefs compared to the average for your demographic peers, based on principles from information theory.
Takes about 5 minutes. Your responses are private and all calculations happen on your device.
The goal of this tool is to provide a mirror for self-reflection, not a judgment. It calculates the "uniqueness" of your moral views by comparing them to the statistical average for people with a similar background.
A high "Moral Entropy" score doesn't mean "better" or "worse"—it simply means your combination of beliefs is less common, and therefore more surprising, from an information theory perspective.
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An analysis of your unique ideological signature.
This score, in bits, represents the average "surprisal" of your views compared to your demographic peers. A higher score means a more unconventional set of beliefs.
This table shows how your demographic traits generally correlate with moral foundations, and compares the expected score with your actual score.
| Your Trait | Most Impacted Foundation | Typical Trend | Peer Score | Your Score |
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