The workbench behind the test. Move one answer and watch your position on the map follow. The quiz asks 31 core questions; the map beneath them uses 51 axes, so open the 20 sharpen questions when you want a tighter match. Questions start from your test answers when you have them, otherwise blank.
1. Your answers · start from the test, then move one dial
Tap the lit button again, or the ×, to clear it. Flip one answer and watch your position move: on most questions the shift is tiny, on a few the same mind jumps across the map. The 31 core questions come first; Sharpen my match opens the other 20, so the map uses all 51 axes. “Share my epistemology” puts your answers in the URL.
Share your epistemology
· your answers ride along in the link
Every dot is a belief system, laid out by UMAP so neighbors
think alike. As you answer, a red ring finds the neighborhood you’re
describing, once you have 12 answers. Colors are the
report’s community groupings. Look-alikes stay hidden; your top matches
always show. Hover anywhere on the map (tap on a phone) to see the three nearest systems to that spot and how closely they match you.
3. The Oracle · meet your mind
The Oracle is the mind you just built, answering in its own voice. Press Bring it to life, then ask it anything. It answers from your answers, so move an answer and re-instantiate to meet a different mind. If the server has no key, it runs in demo mode and says so.
Model: checking…
4. The Twins · the twin test
Two AI models each play the mind your answers describe, then answer the same question: “Are scientific theories ever simply true?” Same mind, two engines. If they answer differently, the disagreement is about the engine, not the epistemology.