Pick a situation from your own life — or use one of the examples — and the three sliders. The diagnosis updates live. The point is to see, at a glance, whether your gut had the kind of training the environment actually gave it.
As you move the sliders, the diagnosis will update.
Pick a situation that matters to you, set the sliders honestly, and read the suggestion.
The diagnosis isn't a verdict on the decision itself — it's a verdict on whether your gut had the right kind of training for it. Some of the best decisions in your life were made in obscured environments by following structure; some of the worst were made in clear environments by overthinking.