Worldview Audit Workbook
Start with one live belief or decision. Separate evidence from inference, name competing values, build the strongest objection, and design a fair way to act while uncertainty remains.
Inside the download
- Audit boundary and current position
- Six-area worldview snapshot
- Three-record claim and evidence ledger
- Evidence quality checks
- Values under pressure
- Strongest-objection builder
- Disagreement map
- Capability and authority check
- Conditions for revising a belief
- Small, reversible test plan
- Possible-futures comparison
- Synthesis and revision log
Two complete formats
Editable offline HTML: type into every worksheet, export and restore validated JSON backups, and print your completed entries. No account, AI service, analytics, or subscription.
Phone-readable PDF: an A5 portrait workbook with generous writing space, worked examples, page numbers, and a clear personal-use licence. Read it on a phone or print it at actual size.
A connected original example
Rina is deciding whether to support an automated city heat-response system. The system predicts demand well, but capability does not by itself grant authority to allocate help.
The example follows her through evidence quality, values, staff disagreement, appeal rights, revision conditions, and a small pilot with clear stop rules.
What the workbook does not claim
It does not assign a worldview type, validate your beliefs, detect logical contradictions, or score agreement with ZOVERIONS. It gives you a disciplined record that you can challenge and revise.
Related reading from the author's catalogue
The Zoverions Framework develops connected questions about knowledge, agency, ethical standing, authority, and open futures. The workbook stands on its own; buying or agreeing with the book is not required.
Read about The Zoverions Framework