The country score comes first
Open Bayes Threat to explore Ancap Welcomeness: 0 is the weakest fit and 100 the strongest fit with the model’s stated values. Search countries, inspect the twelve pillars, compare selected jurisdictions and export the score with its source evidence.
Each estimate shows data-backed weight, reporting years and a source/missing-input range. Limited-evidence entries remain visible; a country without usable inputs is explicitly shown as a neutral 50 placeholder and is not ranked.
A more transparent model
The new model retains the original twelve value pillars and 60/40 structural/practical balance while introducing published governance, liberties, fiscal, safety and living-condition inputs with explicit weights and age checks. Authored country priors have visibly reduced influence, and missing inputs retain neutral assumptions rather than becoming favorable zeroes.
These are preference estimates, not official freedom ratings or calibrated probabilities. Related indicators share inputs; national evidence does not establish local law or personal eligibility. The methodology and source-by-source contribution view explain those limits.
Less waiting at the start
The opening view reads a compact, directly served evidence snapshot instead of waiting on the busy analytics service. A separate worker refreshes this public projection every five minutes from the retained source caches, preserving their original reporting and retrieval dates. Full histories and country tax details load on demand from the same projection service.
The existing country, tax, comparison, relationship and source views remain available, with the original strict scenario and replay calculations identified separately. Missing inputs, expired sources and unresolved legal coverage remain visible.