Fifty questions. Real arithmetic. No use whatsoever.
First, prove you are a person.
There is no text box on this page, and that is the whole design. Every question takes a number, a date, a time or a choice, every answer is worked out in Python before anything else sees it, and the only job the language model has is to say it with more flair — it is not allowed to change a number, and if it tries, you get our plainer sentence instead.
We keep the question you picked and the answer you were shown, forever, with no idea who you are: no address, no email, no identifier of any kind. The one counter that knows you asked today is a keyed hash of your network block — never your address — and it deletes itself within 48 hours. The birth-date question stores your age in days and never the date. A day here starts at midnight UTC, which is why some of these read oddly in the evening.