A mirror in three moves.
Set your values
Six planet-scale resources, each with a slider for how much it should matter. Plus the two honest levers: how densely people may pack, and by when your world should arrive.
The world reorganises
All 8.2 billion of us are poured back onto the planet in proportion to the suitability your values define — clustered like real humanity, capped by your density limit. Arithmetic, not prophecy.
Read the gap
One number falls out: the misplacement index — the share of humanity living somewhere your logic wouldn't put them. The gap between logical and actual is where everything human lives.
Real data, drawn honestly.
Every layer is poured into the same hexagonal grid — Uber's H3, cells of roughly 100 km — under one rule, the equality principle: no region is ever drawn at finer detail than any other, even where finer data exists.
The projection is Equal Earth, which keeps every hexagon's area honest — a map about where people are must not inflate the wealthy north the way Mercator does. And the map faces you with the side of the planet where it is midnight right now, creeping west at Earth's true 15° an hour.
The mirror discriminates.
Different values produce honestly different worlds — that spread is the whole instrument. Your scenario lives entirely in the page's URL: no server, no account, no tracking, and any link you share replays your exact world.
Proudly not science.
Science makes falsifiable claims; MoAm makes none. Everything past the raw data is a choice — how much sun is worth how much soil, how tightly people may pack, what counts as mild. The data is real and credited to its source; everything built on it is a thought experiment you steer. "Optimal" only ever means where the logic you chose would put people. It's a mirror, not a manifesto — and the point was never the destination, but the size of the gap.read the full faq →