It’s hard to know how objective these tests are. You feed it results, and it reflects those results back to you, so you aren’t likely to be startled by the results. A selfish person who thinks he’s generous will be told he is.

But I think there is value in self-reflection, and just asking yourself these questions can be of value.

The key is going to be how it’s curated.

I remember reading a while back that some moron dropped his shoe down a well in the 1400s, and when they found it 600 years later they put it in a museum because so few things from that time have survived.

Historians of the future are going to have the opposite problem. We have massive amounts of digital pornography and pictures of cats, the landfills have millions of Styrofoam cups and plastic spoons, and someone will have to pick through that mess and decide what mattered and what didn’t.