Universalism

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Universalism

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Values and protects the welfare of humanity and nature.

Average user score

59

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High scorers in Universalism care about humanity and the world as a whole. These people broadly value the well-being of society, and actively work to understand and optimize systemic forces for the greater good. They are acutely aware of available resources and how to most efficiently and sustainably use them for widespread benefits.

Related Traits

The two values associated with caring for the welfare of others are Universalism and Benevolence. Whereas Universalism relates to caring for the welfare of the planet and humanity at large, Benevolence relates to caring for individuals.

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High scorers on Universalism are inclined to be systems thinkers. They have a proclivity to see the world as a set of complex and intertwined forces that combine to create the outcomes we see in the world, and are able to harness that to their benefit.