1.Privacy – is it dead? (which statement do you most agree with?)

Privacy is dead, but society will adapt to it and it will mostly have a positive impact on the world.

Privacy is dead, but society won’t easily adapt and we’ll see an increase in protesting, violence, conflict, and political turmoil.

Privacy is not dead. We’ll always be able to keep parts of our lives private and this is a good thing.

2.What are the implications of technological unemployment?

None. Exponential technologies will cause a net positive increase in meaningful, skilled jobs and opportunities.

Loss of Jobs, But Society Adapts: We’ll see a decrease the number of jobs, but society will adjust by changing norms around work (days or hours per week, etc.), and/or the creation of more fulfilling work, maybe in virtual worlds.

We're screwed: There will be a large-scale loss of jobs in both the near and long-term future, and society will not be able to adapt, and this will cause significant anger and revolution.

3.Are we living in a virtual existence?

Yes - There is no question that we are living in a virtual existence, but we just can’t prove it.

Maybe -- There is a slight probability that we are living in a virtual existence.

No -- This is total BS.

4.Abundance: Is the world actually getting better?

Yes, the world is getting better an accelerating rate due to technology.

Yes, the world is getting better, but slowly and will plateau.

No, we’re slipping, the world is getting worse.

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