Decision-making · reviewed challenges
Bias Lab
Choose an answer, inspect the quantities and assumptions, then compare the same problem through another frame.
Reviewed content only
Inspect one decision problem.
Choose, optionally rate confidence, then compare with an editorially reviewed explanation. No runtime AI and no timer.
One problem at a time
How it works
- 1. Choose
Read a family-safe scenario and select an answer before seeing the discussion.
- 2. Calibrate
Optionally record confidence. There is no meaningful speed bonus.
- 3. Reframe
Compare the reviewed answer, explanation, and alternate representation.
Read results narrowly
No general profile
A response applies to one reviewed problem. It does not measure intelligence, judgement, morality, personality, or decision-making outside that scenario.
Low-pressure controls
Accessibility
- ✓ Labelled choices and confidence controls support keyboard use.
- ✓ Standalone play is untimed.
- ✓ Explanations and alternate frames use text, not colour alone.
- ✓ Reveal transitions respect reduced-motion preferences.
Bias Lab FAQ
Does this tell me which biases I have?
No. It explains the structure of one reviewed problem without creating a trait or personal profile.
Is content generated during play?
No. Public problems are curated and approved before gameplay.
Can it appear in Daily Mind Mix?
Yes. The shared adapter selects exactly one deterministic standard-difficulty problem.
Are there political or personal scenarios?
No. MVP content avoids politics, stereotypes, diagnosis, financial advice, and moral-worth labels.
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