Key Findings for July 2021

July 2021’s dataset is a perfect blank canvas: with 0 tests conducted, there’s no measurable signal about value preferences. In percentage terms, that means 0% coverage and 100% uncertainty, so any “top 10” or ranking movement can’t be computed or trusted.

Because there are no recorded responses, there are no values rising or falling in positions this month; every apparent change would be noise invented by missing data. Think of it as trying to declare a song-of-the-summer winner when nobody hit play.

What this most likely indicates isn’t a sudden shift in priorities, but a data collection gap: survey downtime, tracking issues, or an unusually quiet audience. Seasonally, July often brings vacations and lower participation, so a temporary dip in engagement fits the calendar—just not enough to infer anything about people’s actual values.

If you can share June/August or any prior top-10 list, I can spot real position shifts and seasonal patterns with confidence.