In 1947, Einstein, Oppenheimer and group of scientists created the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists Doomsday Clock  as a symbolic way to communicate how close we are to the end of human civilzation.   Every year in January the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists team evaluates the state of the world and moves the Doomsday clock backward or foward.

They started the clock at 7 minutes to midnight in 1947 with midnight meaning Doomsday or the end of human civilization.    Following the Fall of the Berlin Wall the Bulletin team moved the clock as far back and as far safe as it has ever been at  19  minutes to midnight.   Since that time our world has become increasingly dangerous to the point in January 2020, the Bulletin started measuring the risk in seconds rather than minutes.  Since Janaury 2020 we have gone from 100 seconds to 89 seconds last January.          

With this survey we would like to put you in the decision seat and ask you if you were on the panel how you would vote this year as well as ask a couple of related questions.                                                                           

This short survey invites you to reflect on the state of our world, the risks we face, and the future we are collectively shaping.