The summary is:
The speaker is doing a test to see if he is a good person in a hypothetical society where his actions are monitored and rewarded or punished. He answers 20 questions about his life choices, such as donating blood, cheating on video games, lying about his age, ordering food, etc. He reveals some personal stories and opinions along the way. He starts with 100 points and ends up with 56.2 points, which means he has many restrictions in the society. He invites the viewers to compare their scores with him and thanks them for watching.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. A person is questioning their goodness based on a test.
2. The test consists of questions about daily life to evaluate if one is a good person.
3. The test is conducted in a hypothetical world where citizens' actions are scrutinized by artificial intelligence.
4. The test results determine the freedoms and interactions in this future society.
5. The person has never donated blood due to fear.
6. They have made donations to associations and family members.
7. They have visited or gotten news from their grandparents less than once a week.
8. They have cheated in video games but not in online games.
9. They have been attracted to their friends' girlfriends but never acted on it.
10. They prefer a fulfilled child over one that excels academically.
11. They have thrown trash in the street when they were younger.
12. They have consumed pornographic content online.
13. They have had only one romantic relationship.
14. They have never cheated in a relationship.
15. They have forgiven someone who did something bad to them.
16. They have ordered food when they had things in their fridge.
17. They have lied about their age to go to a club.
18. They have never overtaken people at checkout counters or stolen from their parents' wallet.
19. They value money, especially regarding their parents.
20. Their diet is not balanced, and they do not eat healthily.
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