Wabiro Insights · anonymous aggregate data
Purity Test: what Wabiro users score
Among 210 completions of version 1 of Wabiro’s Purity Test recorded between September 16, 2026 and October 27, 2026, 35% scored between 41–60 (Balanced chaos).
Wabiro users are a self-selected sample of online test takers. These results should not be treated as representative of the general population.
- Counting since
- Data through
Key figures
- Completions counted
- 210
- Median score
- 50
- / 100
- Mean score
- 52.2
- / 100
Findings
Most common score range
Among 210 completions of version 1 of Wabiro’s Purity Test recorded between September 16, 2026 and October 27, 2026, 35% scored between 41–60 (Balanced chaos).
Median and mean score
Among 210 completions of version 1 of Wabiro’s Purity Test recorded between September 16, 2026 and October 27, 2026, the median score was 50 out of 100 (mean: 52.2).
Wabiro users are a self-selected sample of online test takers. These results should not be treated as representative of the general population.
Distribution
| Score range | Result | Completions | Share |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0–20 | Lived, actually | fewer than 10 | — |
| 21–40 | Well-travelled | 54 | 26% |
| 41–60 | Balanced chaos | 74 | 35% |
| 61–80 | Mostly innocent | 59 | 28% |
| 81–100 | Untouched | 15 | 7% |
Sample and definition
- Sample
- 210 completions
- Population
- Completed runs of version 1 of the Purity Test on wabiro.com, in English and French. Each completed run is counted once; two runs by the same person cannot be told apart, because no identifier is kept.
- Observation window
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- Metric
- The final 0–100 score of each completion (Purity score), computed with the published method, then grouped into the test’s score ranges. Shares rounded to whole percentages; median and mean to one decimal.
Methodology
When a test is finished, Wabiro adds one to an anonymous counter for the test version, the score and the main result. No individual answer, no identifier. A page is published only once the publication thresholds are met, and every figure is recomputed from the counters.
Limitations
- Self-selected sample: people who take Wabiro tests do not represent a country, a generation or the general population.
- Answers are self-reported and given for fun; they describe how people describe themselves, not what they do.
- This test is an entertainment and self-reflection tool, not a validated psychological assessment; these figures describe no condition or diagnosis.
- The same device can retake the test: completions are counted, not people.
- No demographic data (age, gender, orientation, city) is collected, so no such breakdown is possible.
- A new version of the test starts from zero: figures from different versions are never added together.
Using Wabiro data?
Quote a finding with its sample and dates — each sentence above already includes them — and link to this page. Suggested citation:
Wabiro, “Purity Test — Wabiro Insights”, test version 1, n = 210, data through October 27, 2026. https://www.wabiro.com/insights/purity-test
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