At scale, people don’t just misunderstand, they simplify. A clip travels faster than context. A repeated story starts to feel official. This quiz looks at how you’d respond when interpretation replaces intent: whether you’d correct the story, guide perception selectively, treat it as background noise, or limit access altogether.
Once scale enters the picture, interpretation becomes collaborative. People debate your intent, remix fragments of you, and build versions that live independently of your actual choices. The challenge isn’t hostility, it’s loss of control over meaning.
Some people insist on accuracy. Some guide perception with structure. Some opt out of the argument entirely. Some reduce exposure so fewer stories form. Your result shows how you’d operate once misunderstanding becomes structural.
At scale, meaning follows repetition more than intent.