Key Findings for November 2020

November 2020 is a statistical ghost month: with 0 tests conducted, there’s no measurable signal to extract. That means 0% coverage of value preferences, 0% share for every value, and no defensible “top 10” at all. Any apparent pattern here would be pure imagination wearing a lab coat.

Because there are no recorded results, there are also no ranking movements: no values rise or fall, and nothing shifts by even 1 position. The month is perfectly stable… in the same way an unplugged heart monitor is “stable.”

What might this indicate about priorities? Only one data-driven read fits: measurement stopped, not that people stopped valuing things. If this gap reflects a pause in testing (holidays, admin changes, pandemic disruption), it hints that attention shifted away from self-assessment rather than toward any particular value.

Seasonally, November often brings reflection and family-oriented themes, but with 0% data, we can’t confirm any of that—this month is a blank page, not a trend.