Unscarcity Profile

What kind of future would you build?

Twelve plain statements on taxes, robots, AI and free basics. No account.

How this works

• Four choices. Not sure does not count. After twelve answers you can jump to your profile, or keep going.
• Where you land. Thirteen profiles sit on the chart. You land nearest one of them. You can sit between two, and a dashed line has no answer.
• Real today. Bots make about half of Wikipedia's edits, and any person can undo what a bot does.
• We count results, not people. There is no account and no tracking of individuals. The chart is drawn in your browser.
• Analytics, only if you accept. The bar at the bottom asks whether we may count visits with Google Analytics. If you decline, or do not answer, Google's script is never loaded. If you accept, it counts steps and button presses, such as which step people reach and whether a shared link brought you here. It never gets your scores, your result link, your state, or a sign-in, and ads are off. Change your mind: Analytics.
• Your state. To preselect your state, your browser asks the Google App Engine lookup that unscarcity.ai already uses. It answers with where your connection comes from. We do not keep the answer. Change it in the menu at any time.
• The study. When you reach your results we save the six-letter code and the date, so results can be studied as a group. No name, account, address or cookie goes with it, and signed in or not, nothing links it to you. A browser that sends Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control is not counted.
• Your ballot. Optional ballot statements can sharpen the table. Those answers stay in your link, after the # sign. Your browser never sends that part to us, to Google, or to the AI model.
• The note. An AI model writes it through Demeterics from the six-letter code only. A post uses a picture of the name and the chart.