Mini-scan: your next questions

Six prompts for a project you know. Your answers on commercial viability and human alignment are considered together to prepare one discussion. Around a minute, no registration.

Educational self-report: not a diagnosis, a BRS/HUMICS score or an investment decision. Answers stay on this page; reloading or changing language clears them.

You report favourable indicators on both axes. Their intersection still needs evidence: six yes answers are not a green light.

You report commercial indicators in place, but human questions remain open. The economic promise does not resolve them: examine them together before deciding.

You report human indicators in place, but commercial questions remain open. Good intentions do not guarantee viability: examine the means to deliver that human promise.

Questions remain open on both axes. Consider economic constraints and human effects together before deciding: the two perspectives do not automatically offset one another.

You lack information on all six prompts. This does not mean the project is bad. Gather facts about viability and human effects before considering them together.

Gather evidence for each positive answer, then check potential tensions between viability and alignment.