Civicamente
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Everything you need to know about Civicamente: how it works, why it exists, and how it contributes to democratic quality.

Swiss Project — Global Vision
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The Project

The platform evaluates your voting readiness across 5 scientific dimensions. The test is fast, anonymous, and gamified to maximize response quality.

Concept

How It Works

The platform evaluates your voting readiness across 5 scientific dimensions. The test is fast, anonymous, and gamified to maximize response quality.

Concept

Epistocracy

Ethical Epistocracy is not a system that removes the right to vote. It is a paradigm that measures the quality of democratic preparedness, offering every citizen a scientific mirror of their critical thinking abilities.

Scientific

Biases

Cognitive biases are mental shortcuts that distort how we interpret information. Identified by Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky (Nobel Prize 2002), we now know they systematically influence political decisions. Civicamente measures three fundamental ones.

Scientific

Methodology

Future Orientation is measured through Delay Discounting, a model formalized by James Mazur (1987) and validated in over 3,000 experimental studies. The model quantifies the individual 'impatience rate': how quickly a person devalues a future reward compared to an immediate one.

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Civic ID

Scan the QR to view the associated result. The Civic ID is not an official document.

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Ranking

Civicamente generates an anonymous global map of territorial 'civic health'. The ranking doesn't expose individuals, but analyzes demographic cohorts aggregated by Country and Region.

Scientific

Partnerships

Civicamente aspires to become a certified infrastructure for democratic quality, collaborating with academic and governmental institutions.

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Privacy

The test does not require your name. Browser storage and optional features process data described in the privacy policy.

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FAQ

Is the test really anonymous?